SoftScan

Just some of the bridges I've surveyed recently. Some are architecturally wonderful and some are just old and on back roads in some glorious countryside. Whether I,m working in a dry creek bed or up to my waist in water, I just love doing these.

I recently had the privilege of surveying this historical bridge at Angle Vale. This bridge is one of the last remaining timber arched bridges of it's type in the world and was constructed in 1876. The survey used both Ground Penetrating Radar and Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity to determine the extent of decay and termite ingress

10,000 square metre pavement survey

Website has been down for a while, but is back online and changing its look as it undergoes a face lift.
www.softscan.com.au

SoftScan Soft Scan uses Ground Penetrating Radar, along with other forms of geophysical research equipment, to locate and map reinforcing and services

3D mapping was used to find the extend of "honey combing" in a wall before repair

3D mapping was undertaken to locate steel locations for bollard instilation