Geophysical Support Services
Quality Post-Processing, 3D Visualization, and Reports

Part of good site support is to assist the people who are always there with good information that can be used on into the future in strategic planning and in maintaining the geological and archaeological records.

We work with the on-site staff to ascertain and provide what is actually needed, as well as to be on hand to answer questions and explain the technical questions which arise, so that our results can be made relevant to ongoing operations.

A day in the field is worth anywhere from a week to a month in preparation, post-processing of data acquired, and follow-up planning and reports.

Here are some places we have been with reports showing work which was done. Click on the image or the item to read the full reports.

Note: These reports contain a lot of images and some files are quite large, so they might take awhile to download once you click on them. Be patient!

 

In 2005 and 2006 we focused entirely on Israel. See more info from Mnemotrix Israel, Ltd.

In 2004 much time was devoted to supporting the Miami Circle and One Miami projects, a large 2000 year old Tequesta Indian site, which contains some of the oldest preserved remnants of Paleo-Indian life in North America.

During the summer of 2003 we completed an intensive tour to the Middle East where we were invited to assist in GPR Support for several important archaeological sites. The summer of 2004 brought us back to select sites for an opportunity to complete much more extensive surveys which will be posted here when the results have been compiled.

As our data is post-processed, the reports are posted here, along with a link to the offical website of each of these sites. You can see here some of the exciting work we have been supporting, both here in the US and abroad.