GSSI GPR

We’re proud to introduce the Flex NX’s new Deep Sea Mode™ 🦈 Locate submerged features, lost engagement rings, and possibly Atlantis! Results may vary. #AprilFools #GPR #Innovation

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GSSI is the industry standard for concrete scanning. Our GPR systems help you locate metallic and non‑metallic targets and assess concrete cover and thickness with confidence. See the latest in GPR tech: geophysical.com/concreteinspec… #GSSI #ConcreteScanning #GPR

#ThrowbackThursday to UtilityScan training in 2008. Training remains a core part of what we do at GSSI. Ee offer: • 59+ years of team experience • 5,000 sq. ft. of training space • 100+ classes a year Great GPR performance starts with great training. geophysical.com/training-events

SIGA Geofísica used GSSI’s UtilityScan® in Sorocaba, Brazil to locate and identify railway bridge spans in the São Vicente mountain range. #GSSI #UtilityScan #GPR #RailwayInspection #Infrastructure #Brazil

Dr. Christian Wild of Oregon State University tested GSSI’s 100 MHz antenna on the Ross Ice Shelf before surveying the Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf (“The Doomsday Glacier”). The team collected nearly 10 km of GPR data to measure ice thickness and map the ice‑ocean interface.

TAG Research by Sturm calibrated the SIR 4000 with the 350HS antenna near Palm Springs, CA, ahead of an archaeological survey to locate historical building foundations. #GSSI #SIR4000 #350HS #GPR #Archaeology #SubsurfaceMapping

The NX25 and NX15 with Nexus Elements give you flexible, bring‑your‑own‑device inspection power. For fast, straightforward scans without saved data, Nexus Elements keeps your workflow simple and efficient. #GSSI #NexusElements #NX25 #NX15 #GPR #GroundPenetratingRadar #NDT

Courtesy: Purdue University Inside the SPIRAL Lab, researchers test radar properties of ice layers and Martian soil simulants to improve interpretation of NASA observations of ice on Mars. Shown: PhD candidate Riley setting up a survey in the minus 20 C walk‑in freezer.

PT Titan Indonesia used GSSI’s UtilityScan at the Lebak Bulus MRT Depot in Jakarta to locate leaks in an underground hydrant pipe. GPR helps detect moisture changes, voids, and subsurface anomalies linked to water infiltration. #GSSI #UtilityScan #GPR #LeakDetection

A survey of a post-tensioned bridge spanning the Moselle River in Metz, France used GSSI’s StructureScan Mini to evaluate tendon placement and concrete condition, as conducted by Ati-La Metz, France. #GSSI #StructureScanMini #GPR #BridgeInspection #Infrastructure

GSSI’s NX15 Deep Target System is built for deeper penetration and tough jobsite demands. Depth, performance, and reliability in one system. #GSSI #NX15 #GPR #DeepScanning #UtilityLocating #ConstructionTech

Courtesy: VA Consulting Engineers Concrete survey at a Water Treatment Plant Filter Gallery assessed reinforcement depth, spacing, and corrosion potential using GPR and half‑cell testing. #GSSI #GPR #ConcreteAssessment

Shout out to Infrasense! Their team performed a survey back in 2011 on the GW Parkway Bridge in Washington, DC using the SIR 3000 and 2600 MHz hand cart to detect encapsulated silica fume inside the bridge deck.

Don’t let the name fool you… UtilityScan does more than utilities. Syracuse University used the 350HS antenna and SIR 4000 for an archaeology survey at Wisconsin’s historic Berry Tavern, locating unmarked graves from an 1854 cholera outbreak. #GSSI #UtilityScan #Archaeology

Courtesy of the Laboratory of Earth Hazard at the Indonesian Institute of Sciences in West Java, Indonesia.

PaveScan RS helps operators achieve optimal asphalt density and longer road life. Save time and costs: lower coring, no mix guesswork, improved safety, less rework. See us at Booth C30259. Also visit HAMM SV2415 and Trimble W40420. #CONEXPO #GSSI #PaveScanRS

Come see us at CONEXPO! Booth C30259 Hit rebar or conduit? Uncovered unmarked utilities? Question pavement compaction? We have the solutions. March 3–7 9–5 Tues–Fri 9–3 Sat #CONEXPO #GSSI #ConstructionTech

Courtesy of the Kentucky Transportation Center at the University of Kentucky, this project showcases the use of a 2 GHz Palm antenna with GSSI’s SIR 3000 to inspect a cable‑stayed bridge for possible voids in its cables. This work underscores the value of GPR.

We are heading to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Auckland with Detection Solutions. See GSSI's concrete inspection tools like Flex NX and our wireless antennas. Lunch is on us. Dates and info: info@detectionsolutions.com.au