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LLNL Offers License Opportunity for Ground Penetrating Radar

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Wednesday, September 1st, 2010

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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is offering a licensing opportunity for a ground-based ground penetrating radar for buried hazard detection. The lab has developed a wide band GPR technology to detect and image buried objects under a moving vehicle. Efficient and high performance processing algorithms reconstruct images of buried or hidden objects in two or three dimensions under a scanning array. The images are displayed to the vehicle operator in real-time. Applications include detection of buried objects around gas pipelines,…

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