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Geophysical tools and methodologies yield subsurface data to help you evaluate potential development sites quickly and non-intrusively, ahead of traditional exploration. Drawing on more than 50 years of experience, we develop a customized, cost-effective geophysical approach to compile and synthesize data to meet your project objectives. Ready to explore together?
Rob Kramer
Manager, Geophysics Regional Services
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Our Terracon experts share how non-invasive geophysical testing tools give you a detailed understanding of your site’s subsurface, helping you make informed decisions about your project.
Geophysics– Ground Penetrating Radar– Electromagnetic Induction– Seismic Methods– Electrical Resistivity Methods– And others
Deep Foundation Testing– Crosshole Sonic Logging– Thermal Integrity Profiling– Pile Integrity Testing– High Strain Dynamic Testing (PDA)– And others
Instrumentation– Vibration and Noise Monitoring– Crack Monitoring– Piezometers– Inclinometers– And others
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Geophysical methods can be used independently or integrated with other investigative methods such as test borings and other sampling programs, to provide subsurface information that cannot be gathered by other invasive methods. The resulting data can be used to plan or guide subsequent work including the placement of boreholes, wells, and exploratory shafts, or to avoid potential subsurface hazards. Our geophysics team can help you with the following project types and applications:
Terracon’s geophysical services can help give you an idea of expected subsurface conditions on your project long before it’s time to break ground. A “smart exploration plan” featuring geophysics followed by borings or test pits can help reduce risk and support financial planning for your projects.
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Geophysics– Ground Penetrating Radar– Electromagnetic Induction– Seismic Methods– Electrical Resistivity Methods
Deep Foundation Testing– Crosshole Sonic Logging– Thermal Integrity Profiling– Pile Integrity Testing– High Strain Dynamic Testing (PDA)
Instrumentation– Vibration and Noise Monitoring– Crack Monitoring– Piezometers– Inclinometers
Geophysical methods can be used independently or integrated with other investigative methods such as test borings and other sampling programs, to provide subsurface information that cannot be gathered by other invasive methods. The resulting data can be used to plan or guide subsequent work including the placement of boreholes, wells, and exploratory shafts, or to avoid potential subsurface hazards. Our geophysics team can help you:
