3D GPR Software

We are pleased to announce that the Transient Technologies VIY2 series of Ground Penetrating Radar will soon be able to export files for use with Sandmeier Scientific Software's Reflex3DScan, ReflexW and Relex2DQuick.
This will offer customers access to a cost effective Post Processing and 3 dimensional display option.
We expect this exiting software upgrade to be available mid July.
Click here to learn more.

Welcome to Sub Ground Imaging!


We provide a full range of Geophysics services for both the Construction Industry and Archaeological Contractors. 
For the Construction Industry we can provide both underground / buried utility location services, and surveys to detect potential Archaeological features prior to construction. Such surveys are a legal requirement for certain developments, please read our article on PPG16. To help you with this, our in house Archaeological Consultantcy Team are on hand to assist with the complex task of data analysis and interpretation and the production of the relevant studies and reports for submission with your planning application.

Our services are also available to assist in Archaeological projects. We are able to provide special assistance for Educational and Non-profit projects, please contact us for details.

The technologies we use include Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) which is our speciality. We also use Earth Resistivity and Fuxgate Gradiometer (Magnetometer) equipment .

We are based in Dorset and cover Hampshire, Wiltshire, Devon, Somerset and the South of England.
 
Transient Technologies

Transient TechnologiesVIY2-300 GPR

We are pleased to announce we are now the UK sales agents for Transient Technologies VIY2 series of Ground Penetrating Radar Systems. These fully featured GPR's offer superb performance and outstanding value for money. Please contact our Sales Department to discuss your requirements.
 

Planning Policy Guidance 16 - Archaeology and Planning

PPG 16 sets out the responsibility of developers to ensure that reasonable care has been taken to ensure that no archaeological remains will be damaged by a development. It is expected that this will be done prior to any planning application being made, and that a suitable report will be included in the planning application.

Our range of survey equipment allows us to undertake a comprehensive survey to detect the possible presence of such remains. We are able to conduct such surveys at a reasonable cost, and provide visible evidence in report format, of what may (or may not) lie beneath the surface of a proposed development site.

To read PPG16 in full Click Here