Stream C

Stream C is the compact GPR array solution for real-time 3D mapping of underground utilities and features. Thanks to the increased level of accuracy, provided by a massive antenna array, Stream C is able to detect pipes and cables automatically.

Daily use of Stream C is aided by ergonomic features including electronic ride height adjustment, options to tow manually or with a small vehicle, and a motor assisted drive wheel.

Stream C is available in both Basic and Advanced configurations.

Stream C is part of the Stream family which provides high-technology products for an advanced investigation of underground utilities. Meet the other products of this family: Stream DP; Stream T; Stream UP; Stream X. 

The system features:

• Massive array of 34 antennas in two polarisations: An accurate 3D reconstruction of the underground utility network is created in a single scan.
• Automatic Pipe Detection (APD): Real-time automatic detection of buried pipes and cables.
• Compact size: Stream C’s small dimensions enable it to survey areas inaccessible to larger array systems while maintaining the same accuracy.
• Robust construction: Built to the highest standards and with robust materials so that it can be used in harsh, demanding environments.
• 3D radar tomography: Real-time tomography on a GPS or total station assisted cartographic background.
• Professional subsurface survey: Quickly produce subsurface GIS based digital maps when pipes, cables and buried objects are automatically transferred to CAD and GIS formats.

Benefits of the Stream C include:

• High Productivity: Surveys only need to be performed in one direction to ensure optimal detection of both longitudinal and transversal pipes;
• No advanced training needed: The system automatically detects and locates the position of pipes in real time and displays them on screen;
• Reduced user fatigue: Thanks to electronic ride height adjustment and a motor assisted drive wheel;
• Facilitates large surveys: The system can be towed manually or with a small vehicle, increasing the acquisition speed (up to 6 km/h).