Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) is a powerful technology that enables us to visualize what lies beneath the Earth's surface with remarkable detail and accuracy. It revolutionizes our understanding of subsurface environments, offering non-destructive insights that are invaluable for research, exploration, and practical applications across various fields. GPR technology can uncover anything from hidden artifacts to groundwater resources to entire buried cities without the need for invasive excavation.
One Cornell University professor has been using GPR his whole career, all throughout the world. Join Larry Brown, the Sidney Kaufman Professor in Geophysics at Cornell’s Department of Engineering, as he examines the impact of this amazing technology.
