Software
GRED is an advanced processing software specifically designed for the easy and efficient 3D interpretation of IDS GPR data. It includes special tools which allows an easy and fast interpretation of a road’s structure, such as
- automatic or manual layers insertion
- core sample insertion for data calibration and thickness confirmation
- 2D and 3D tomography for an immediate visualization of buried objects (e.g.: buried pipes and utilities, cavities etc.).
GRED’s windows clearly show radar maps, different road layers, core samples and underground anomalies.
The GRED processing software allows simultaneous viewing of different radar maps and enables the sections to scroll automatically. The software can identify the various layers using both automatic and manual procedures, defining the layer thickness which can be verified and confirmed by inserting core samples.
IDS radar data is compatible with the RoadDoctor software supplied by Roadscanners and with GPRSlice.
The GPR data can be saved together with a GPS file to match a radar scan with absolute coordinates. The GPS positions can be easily loaded onto software such as Google Earth.
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