Introduction
This project involved the utilization of state-of-the-art geophysical techniques, including ground penetrating radar (GPR), electromagnetic induction (EMI), and electrical resistivity tomography (ERT), to investigate subsurface conditions and identify potential archaeological features, areas of karst, and geological formations.
The data collected during this survey provided valuable insights for various applications, including civil engineering, environmental assessments, and archaeological studies.
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Sorensen Civil Engineering has used Hydro Survey on many of our marine and land-based projects. Hugh and is team have and continue to provide an excellent service and are extremely professional in their project delivery.
— Brian Snow
Operations Director | Sorensen
We engaged Terra Survey to undertake an extensive geophysical survey of existing flood defences predominantly to the west of Limerick City. We were particularly interested in understanding the depths of any soft soils and the potential presence of karstic features in the bedrock. Terra Survey reviewed our proposed survey and advised on tweaks to optimise the survey to ensure we gathered all of the required information. Terra Survey’s site team undertook the survey promptly in very challenging terrain. The report produced by Terra Survey on completion of the fieldworks was to a very high standard. We were delighted with Terra Surveys inputs to the project and we look forward to working with them again in the near future.
— David Mills
Principal Engineer | RPS