Examples of Features:

• Wide selection of processing options for filtering, background removal and 3-d migration compensation
• 3-dimensional examination of data files with the ability to zoom in on details in the data set
• Stitching of multiple data files creates a continuous sub-surface imagery and increase the ability to follow large features
• Geo-referencing, automatic (based on GPS) or manual gives user ability to get true position of located objects
• Overlay of horizontal slice (time slice) on raster maps / aerial imagery makes it easy to compare sub-surface imagery with map information

For more information read more at http://www.3d-radar.com/3d-software/3dr-examiner  or contact us at: sales@3d-radar.com

3d-Radar to participate at “2nd Annual Defeating IEDs Training and Workshop ” that will be held in Brussels, Belgium at the JW Marriott®, between 24 and 27 August 2009.

Read more: http://www.theforum2009.com/

3d-Radar to exhibit at “UXO/Countermine/Range Forum^TM 2009″ that will be held in Orlando, Florida at the JW Marriott®, between 24 and 27 August 2009.

Read more: http://www.theforum2009.com/

Read more:

http://www.eage.org/events/index.php?evp=1805&ActiveMenu=2&Opendivs=s3

Read more at: http://www.archeorient.mom.fr/colloqueap2009eng/indexeng.html

3d Radar invites all interested parties to attend the First Annual 3d-Radar GPR Seminar to be held in Trondheim, Norway on September, 16th and 17th. During the seminar the attendees will get to see the latest product innovations from 3d-Radar, the market leader for step frequency Ground Penetrating Radar Technology.
Get to interact and discuss specific application requirements with 3d-Radar development team members and management. Meet with other 3rd parties to network and build relationships. 3rd Party sessions will include talks by industry experts who have integrated 3d-Radar GPR technology with their intellectual property to address their specific application.

Recent 3d-Radar innovations will be demonstrated and discussed will include:

New 3GHz GeoScope^TM - improved near surface data capture
Updated Antenna Design - Improved signal integrity and resolution
3d-Radar-TOOLBOX - Simplified yet powerful user interface for migrating and viewing GPR data
RT3D- Real-Time instant view of data on every channel from a 3d-Radar antenna array

The weather in Trondheim in early September can be quite pleasant and the days long, making it an ideal time to meet with 3d-Radar and experience Norway.

Send an e-mail to tornevik@3d-radar.com before the 31st of July with your entry to the seminar or to get more details.

The Real-Time 3D (RT3D) option of the GeoScopeTM GPR gives the user an instant view of data from all data on every channel from a 3d-Radar antenna array while collecting data in the field. This is a industry first and Dr Egil Eide says “I’m very pleased to introduce this feature to allow customers to verify their survey work in the field rather then just rely on the post processing to see the results“

The Real-Time view works by displaying simultaneous views of in-line profile (radargram), cross-line profile and a horizontal time slice at a selected depth.
RT3D makes field work much easier and enables the user to view and recognize targets while surveying as the objects are showed in Real-Time. This unique feature allows users to track an object like a pipe while surveying.
When coupling the RT3D equipped GeoScope with a GPS, operators can mark directly over the object’s location and have an exact position of the object.

Contact 3d-Radar for more information.

3d-Radar has received a contract from a US Army agency for supplying its unique ground penetrating radar technology. Under the terms of the agreement, 3d-Radar’s innovative step frequency antenna and GeoScope processing solutions are provided to the military.

“This is ground-breaking news and marks a milestone for 3d-Radar as our technology is adapted for use by the US Army. Our technology is well suited for the detection of buried objects like unexploded ordinance (UXO) that the US Army is interested in locating.” says Dr Egil Eide, Managing Director of 3d-Radar. Keys to winning this contract were not only 3d-Radar’s innovative technology, but also the company’s willingness to enhance the product by accelerating development to address needs of interest to the US Army

One such enhancement is the real-time view incorporated into the GeoScope. This optional enhancement enables operators to view post-processed GPR data within milliseconds of the initial GPR capture. The real-time view has been integrated with detection algorithms developed by Exponent, Inc. and provided to the Army. Dr Eide continues, “Giving the operator the ability to make decisions in real-time based on identified imagery is a significant breakthrough and opens several new markets to 3d-Radar.”

For more information, contact:

Thomas Örnevik
3d-Radar AS
Oslo, Norway
+ 47 23 69 22 90
tornevik@3d-radar.com

For more information about GeoHunan09:
www.geohunan.org