GPR intensity map of subsurface disturbance and likely tank footprints

W.03 · Redevelopment

Brownfield — tanks and disturbance, before anyone digs

Subsurface disturbance zones and potential tank footprints identified to support safe redevelopment of an operational site.

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What we found

Disturbance zones and likely tank footprints, called from intensity mapping and EMI, with confidence on each anomaly.

What we did not find

Ground outside the acquired grid was not interpreted. A quiet cell is a result only where coverage exists.

What remains uncertain

Anomalies that could not be typed without exposure stayed typed as uncertain. Geophysical detection is not a tank certificate.

Brownfield and operational sites hide their past. Aus-OMI detects and maps subsurface disturbance and potential tank infrastructure using high-resolution GPR and EM, then interprets the anomalies in context.

Stream DP acquisition, electromagnetic locating for conductive targets, processing and spatial alignment, then targeted interpretation: disturbance zones delineated, likely tank footprints called, conductive and structural anomalies assessed for confidence.

The handover is an intensity map, an interpreted subsurface model, and actionable insight for planning, risk management and compliance — non-invasive, before excavation or remediation.

The product

GPR intensity map of subsurface disturbance and likely tank footprints

Methods named. Clients not. Brief a site that looks like this one.

Next

Send the drawings.
We reduce uncertainty before works begin.

Corridor, precinct, brownfield or a street with no records. Brief us from Adelaide. We work Australia-wide.