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Archaeology & Heritage Research
Non-invasive discovery, surface-to-subsurface modeling, and centimeter-accurate site documentation.
Explore solution →Technology & capability
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
Non-invasive, depth-specific mapping of buried foundations, roads, voids, and archaeological features.
The technical edge
How it works
High-frequency radar pulses create depth slices that show the horizontal and vertical extent of subsurface anomalies.
Strategic advantage
Why it changes the decision
Supports targeted investigation while preserving sensitive ground and archaeological context.
System profile
Operational characteristics
- Platform
- Ground-penetrating radar integrated with aerial and GIS control
- Precision
- Depth-specific subsurface interpretation
- Data density
- Survey-grid radar profiles and interpreted anomaly layers
- Environment
- Archaeological sites, buried infrastructure, and sensitive research areas
- Certification
- Research and Survey Integration
The data gap solved
Where conventional capture stops
Reveals buried structure without excavation and anchors that evidence to surface mapping.
Client advantage
What the data enables
Reduces uncertainty, limits invasive work, and directs researchers toward the highest-value targets.
Structured outputs
Output formats
- Depth slices
- Subsurface anomaly map
- Surface-to-subsurface model
- Targeted excavation plan
Applied in
Connected solutions
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Project evidence
Where this capability is used
Legio Archaeological Site Survey
Non-invasive surface and subsurface mapping of archaeological features.
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