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| 1.6 GHz for
concrete, forensic, and other high-resolution applications. |
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The new 1.6 GHz high frequency, high-resolution antenna
provides a state-of-the-art tool with user-friendly,
high performance technology. The antenna is compatible
with the RAMAC/GPR control unit CUII, RAMAC XV11 Monitor
and the popular Ground Vision data collection software. |
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When used
together with the RAMAC/GPR XV11 Monitor, the operator has
access to the fully integrated data collection, 2.5D analysis
tool (See figures 1, 2 and 3) and Migration Wizard. This
provides a very cost-effective data acquisition and analysis
tool. |
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The
1.6 GHz antenna offers a number of advantages: |
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High
frequency provides high resolution |
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Fully
integrated with the Monitor software |
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Compatible
with Ground Vision |
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Very easy
grid survey setup |
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Handle survey areas of up to 7.8 m2 |
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Detachable
wheel cart and extension handle |
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Ruggedized
for extreme environments and terrains |
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Control switches
mounted on the antenna and
on
the extension handle |
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Low power
consumption results in extended operation time |
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Data export into Easy3DTM software |
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Besides the
project-based data collection, the system of course supports
traditional line-data gathering as well. |
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The 2.5D analysis tool
provides the user with a birdseye view of the mapped area
and a side-view for depth positioning of the time slice (see
figure 2). |
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For post-processing and further
data analysis, a railto-rail export function into the 3D
software Easy3D has been implemented (see figure 4). |
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