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From classical archaeology to industrial archaeology to hobbyist surveys in your backyard, GPR offers high resolutions at great penetration depths for object detection. ...
ByOerad Tech Ltd based in Plovdiv, BULGARIA
For modern archaeology, X-ray fluorescence analyzers have become indispensable helpers in daily research activities. The simplicity and speed of the analyzers, developed by Elvatech will lead to significant acceleration the daily work of determination of the chemical composition, age, the way of production and use of various archaeological ...
ByElvatech Ltd. based in Kyiv, UKRAINE
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ByZZ Resistivity Imaging Pty. Ltd. based in Maylands, AUSTRALIA
Objects and structures: Geomagnetic is a cost-effective and quick method to locate archaeological objects or structures in the underground. The magnetic properties of these objects differ from the environment’s properties producing visible magnetic anomalies. The objects can consist of pipes and tanks made of metal or archaeological structures such as waste pits, trenches, grave sites, iron objects, foundations and ...
ByGeotomographie GmbH based in Neuwied, GERMANY
In archaeology using GPR you can process considerable areas of planned excavations. ...
ByTransient Technologies LLC based in Kyiv, UKRAINE
Discovering artefacts and maintaining conservations are the everyday tasks involved in this industry. All of which are usually applied in the outdoors. Excavation sites are usually blanketed over with tarpaulins but are never truly protected from the elements. Trenches and large dugouts can become hard to traverse and work on. Designed for your needs the rollaway can be utilised as a ladder or set of folding steps to assist workers in getting up, down and around the worksite. ...
ByThe Rollaway based in Norwich , UNITED KINGDOM
Geography also influences the degree of exposure of archaeological sites, and the impacts that they face from human activity and natural forces. ...
ByEsri based in Redlands, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Museums, places of restoration and discovery, museum display cases, warehouses, archaeological sites and caves must be monitored for their preventive conservation. ...
ByLSI-Lastem srl based in Settala Premenugo, ITALY
In hydrobiology GPR also find its applications: fresh water reservoir bottom structure. find items lying on the reservoir’s bottom and inside bottom sediment. measure of peat and other bottom sediments thickness . search for underwater piping and other infrastructure items. archaeological underwater ...
ByTransient Technologies LLC based in Kyiv, UKRAINE
WITec imaging systems enable comprehensive sample analysis that provides a thorough understanding of the physical and chemical properties of archaeological samples. Confocal Raman imaging for example is a flexible, non-invasive and non-destructive tool for the chemical and molecular characterization of archaeological specimens. ...
ByWITec GmbH based in Ulm, GERMANY
Many projects investigating underwater archaeology or marine life and their habitats involve long periods of observation – something ideally suited to VideoRay ROV capabilities. ...
ByVideoRay LLC based in Pottstown, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Resources Prospecting - Underground water detection - Geothermal prospecting - Energy resource prospecting - Metal and nonmetal mineral resources survey Engineering Geology Exploration - City engineering exploration - Cave exploration - Pile foundation Environment Detection - Underground pollutant change detection - Seawater Intrusion Detection - Dam Detection - Underground tank leak detection - Slope failure detection Others - Geological ...
ByGeomative Dikode Co., Ltd. based in Shenzhen, CHINA
The protection of important archaeological and heritage sites will involve the analysis of complex environmental factors in order to understand the potential causes of degradation. ...
ByEltek Limited based in Haslingfield, UNITED KINGDOM
Ground penetrating radar (GPR) presents the archaeologist with a way to non-destructively and non-intrusively image the hidden and lost world below. Of all the geophysical technologies in the archaeologist toolbox, GPR is generally accepted as the easiest to deploy with the best data resolution. GPR offers a convenient, reliable, and non-destructive way to investigate the sub-surface, which streamlines the traditional excavation work of archaeologists. Surveying brown and greenfield sites can indicate areas of ...
ByImpulseRadar Sweden AB based in Malå, SWEDEN
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ByB&W Tek based in Plainsboro, DELAWARE (USA)
Talc, a hydrated magnesium silicate with the chemical formula Mg₃Si₄O₁₀(OH)₂, is a remarkable soft mineral celebrated for its distinctively slippery texture. It is primarily formed within metamorphic rock formations, where it emerges through the alteration of magnesium-rich minerals. Exhibiting a monoclinic crystal system, talc typically presents itself in either platy or fibrous forms. Notably, talc has a Mohs hardness of 1, which makes it the softest mineral on the Mohs scale. As a result, it can be ...
ByEfficiency Scientific Instrument Co., Ltd (ESI) based in SuZhou City, CHINA