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Ground‐penetrating radar survey to map the location of buried structures under two churches

The range of ground‐penetrating‐radar (GPR) applications is very wide and diverse. Ground‐penetrating radar provides high‐resolution continuous profiles, and it has been used in various fields such as environmental, geology, geotechnical engineering, archaeology, etc.

G. Leucci

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