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Ground penetrating radar (GPR) is used to locate underground anomalies—such as unknown burial locations, hidden objects, and water or utility lines—without disturbing soil. A transmitted wave reflects objects found in varying degrees of the soil, and reflected signals are mapped into an image. This image can then be used to analyze materials found in the subsurface. The CIMS team specializes in analyzing GPR data from cemeteries. The data captured by the GPR can then be integrated into your CIMS software.

With GPR, our experts can help you gain a better understanding of your cemetery. GPR is a great tool for any cemetery as it is minimally invasive and collects important information about your property.

Key benefits of using GPR are:

* Confirm burial locations
* Locate previously-unknown burials
* Scan new areas for hidden objects
* Locate water lines or other utilities

[https://www.cimscemeterysoftware.com/contact-us/ Contact our team] to learn more!

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