Included in our geophysical services, there are techniques that are not directly geophysical in nature, but whose physical principles and applications are closely related to geophysical investigation.
These techniques, widely used in civil engineering and geotechnics, are applied to investigations associated with safety controls and auscultation of structures, both in preliminary and final phases as well as during construction.
Thermography is based on the heat absorption properties of materials, as well as the heat dissipation factor over time.
Borehole logging is a technique commonly used in civil engineering works to characterise subsurface materials at depth.
Profilometry is a technique commonly used in civil engineering works to measure surface or borehole profiles with high precision.
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