About Loza Radar:
Loza is the world’s most powerful Deep Ground Penetrating Radar. Loza DGPR delivers unrivaled high-resolution imaging of the earth’s sub-surface to depths of up to 200m. Loza DGPR is effective in any environment, even with high conductivity (including clay and areas of high salt content), as well as through water.
How it Works:
Loza-N GPRs employ "low-frequency" EM sounding systems and are distinguished from other GPRs by their enhanced performance (signal power) and a lower frequency band of the sounding impulse in order to decrease its attenuation per unit length. Loza Radar uses enhanced transmitters with sounding signal power up to 10,000 times more powerful than traditional GPRs) together with 15MHz
or 25MHz
antennas which allows it to achieve maximum sounding depths even in wet clayrock and low-resistivity structures.
Areas Of Application:
Advantages:
Penetration depth
Deeper than any other radar on the market
Loza DGPR’s enhanced energy potential allows it to acquire high-resolution imagery of subsurface lithologies and structures to a depth of up to 200m in any environment.
Loza DGPR’s enhanced energy potential allows it to acquire high-resolution imagery of subsurface lithologies and structures to a depth of up to 200m in any environment.
Cost
Compared with other methods, Loza Radar is a low-cost solution
Our services allow clients to receive accurate and robust data at a low-cost when compared to other available geological and geophysical techniques.
Our services allow clients to receive accurate and robust data at a low-cost when compared to other available geological and geophysical techniques.
Real-time vision
Live feed during the survey
Data is displayed in real time on the LCD screen allowing our specialists to finesse the survey plan on the ground in accordance with the objectives.
Data is displayed in real time on the LCD screen allowing our specialists to finesse the survey plan on the ground in accordance with the objectives.
Speed
Minimal survey preparation required, fast data collection and analysis
Loza Radar software allows the profiles to be analyzed by one analyst at a rate of about 1 hour per kilometer – this is variable depending on how many “radar shots per meter” are used.
Loza Radar software allows the profiles to be analyzed by one analyst at a rate of about 1 hour per kilometer – this is variable depending on how many “radar shots per meter” are used.
Ready for Difficult Conditions
When any other geophysical or drilling method is unacceptable (swamped mud flat, karsts at water bottom, etc.)
Our teams and portable radars enable us to carry out geological surveys in extra difficult conditions, where the application of other methods is economically irrational or physically impossible.
Our teams and portable radars enable us to carry out geological surveys in extra difficult conditions, where the application of other methods is economically irrational or physically impossible.
Flexibility
Adapt and change the plan based on results
Collected data is immediately transferred to our analysts located globally who are able to comment and assist the operator on the ground via on‐line forum
Collected data is immediately transferred to our analysts located globally who are able to comment and assist the operator on the ground via on‐line forum
Ease of use and portability
We rapidly deploy around the world with the lightweight radar
The team is mobile – we travel to the nearest airport with 3 or 4 out-sized suitcases. Both the radar kit and technicians can fit in one vehicle or light aircraft.
The team is mobile – we travel to the nearest airport with 3 or 4 out-sized suitcases. Both the radar kit and technicians can fit in one vehicle or light aircraft.
Data security
Discreet data acquisition and secure data analysis
Non-obtrusive
Minimal environmental impact, fully excludes influence on the investigated object