Airborne Systems and Detection Methods Localisation and Production of Images of Buried Objects and Characterisation of the Composition of the Subsurface
February 4, 2019
The University of Oviedo, located in Spain, is developing airborne systems for the detection, geolocation, and obtaining of images of buried objects, as well as for the characterization of the subsoil’s composition. The system, which may include UAVs with radar, can be used in applications such as pipeline inspection.
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