Civil Engineering Underground Survey
Lingacom offers technology in the civil engineering industry to map the underground of major construction projects (such as bridges, tunnels, dams, etc.) to extract information on the depths of densities changes in geological layers. The new innovative cosmic ray muons sensor with advanced 3D algorithms provides large detection coverage that is far beyond the currently used instrumentation and borehole sensors for underground mapping.
DEDICATED MUON DETECTORS FOR DATA COLLECTION
Lingacom develops and fabricates unique muon detectors for the civil engineering market. The detectors are based on ionization and electron multiplication in gas. The boreholes detectors are manufactured in a variety of form factors to support high spatial resolution. They operate in sealed mode using safe gas mixture.
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Pipe Detector PROPRIETARY DETECTION SOLUTIONS
Lingacom's technology for underground surveying in the civil construction industry is based on data processing of muons sensors and dedicated algorithms in order to avoid unforeseen underground density changes which may interrupt the construction process or lead to future instability of the construction.
COST SAVINGS FOR DRILLING OPERATIONS
The new technology provides an effective tool for mapping by sensing much larger areas from a single borehole. Using Lingacom technology the mapping process will require much less drilling to map the area of exploration.
OEM WHITE LABLELING
Lingacom provides its customers with business models that are based on OEM white labeling including customization, marketing and technical support for worldwide deployment.
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Civil Engineering Underground Survey
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Image reconstruction for HLS and underground using muons sensors