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Thanks for the comment Justin, I have been working with the GPR for about a year and a half now. We use it for S.U.E. (Subsurface Utility Engineering). My colleague has been working with it for 5 plus years so any question you may have please feel free to ask. If I cant give you the answer than I'm sure he will be able to assist you. Thanks again.
are you a GPR specialist?? would really like to learn more about Groud Penetrating Radar...or even start a group for discussing it and the applications involved...thanks for sharing this..