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Civil Engineering Applications of Ground Penetrating Radar

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  • © 2015

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  • Describes the most up-to-date applications of ground penetrating radar in civil engineering
  • Enables the reader to gain knowledge quickly and to apply it to specific sectors
  • Identifies the limits and points of weakness of the technology
  • Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

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Table of contents (15 chapters)

  1. GPR Instrumentation

  2. GPR Surveying of Pavements, Bridges, Tunnels and Buildings; Underground Utility and Void Sensing

  3. EM Methods for Near-Field Scattering Problems by Buried Structures; Data Processing Techniques

  4. Different Applications of GPR and Other NDT Technologies in CE

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This book, based on Transport and Urban Development COST Action TU1208, presents the most advanced applications of ground penetrating radar (GPR) in a civil engineering context, with documentation of instrumentation, methods and results. It explains clearly how GPR can be employed for the surveying of critical transport infrastructure, such as roads, pavements, bridges and tunnels and for the sensing and mapping of underground utilities and voids. Detailed attention is also devoted to use of GPR in the inspection of geological structures and of construction materials and structures, including reinforced concrete, steel reinforcing bars and pre/post-tensioned stressing ducts. Advanced methods for solution of electromagnetic scattering problems and new data processing techniques are also presented. Readers will come to appreciate that GPR is a safe, advanced, non destructive and noninvasive imaging technique that can be effectively used for the inspection of composite structures and the performance of diagnostics relevant to the entire life cycle of civil engineering works.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Department of Engineering, University Roma Tre, Rome, Italy

    Andrea Benedetto, Lara Pajewski

About the editors

Andrea Benedetto is Associate Professor of Roads, Railways and Airports at the Department of Engineering of Roma Tre University, Italy.

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