Field Projects

Utility Survey with GPS Marking

A utility survey completed for a client using ground-penetrating radar together with a Radiodetection RD8100 locator.

Underground pipes, cables and a manhole were detected and marked precisely on the ground surface, and the GPS coordinates of each were recorded. Marking on the ground serves the crews working that day; the recorded coordinates give the client a permanent record they can carry into their own drawings and GIS.

Using radar alongside an electromagnetic locator matters here: the locator traces conductive services quickly and confidently, while the radar finds the non-conductive ones — plastic pipe, ducting, voids — that a locator alone would miss.

Locating a buried service with the Radiodetection RD8100 beside a lighting column
Locating a buried service with the Radiodetection RD8100 beside a lighting column
Ground-penetrating radar cart being run across the paved survey area
Ground-penetrating radar cart being run across the paved survey area
Setting a transmitter earth stake to apply a signal to a buried service
Setting a transmitter earth stake to apply a signal to a buried service

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GPR cart being run across open ground inside the switchyard at the Taza electrical station
Field Projects

Utility Survey, Taza Electrical Station

Taza, Kirkuk, Iraq · June 2026

Five areas of a live electrical station in Kirkuk scanned with both GPR and an RD8200 locator to find and delineate buried pipes and cables, with every result georeferenced.

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