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    This document outlines the steps taken to collect and process ground penetrating radar (GPR) data. It discusses: 1) GPR data was collected using a GSSI SIR-20 system with 270 MHz antennas along lines at an archaeological site. 2) The data was then processed using trace balancing, trace editing, and eigen-imaging filters to remove noise and enhance reflections. 3) Three types of anomalies were identified in the processed 2D data - strong reflections likely caused by structures, weak hyperbolic reflections probably caused by small objects, and horizontal reflections around 5-8 ns thought to indicate the water table.

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    This document outlines the steps taken to collect and process ground penetrating radar (GPR) data. It discusses: 1) GPR data was collected using a GSSI SIR-20 system with 270 MHz antennas along lines at an archaeological site. 2) The data was then processed using trace balancing, trace editing, and eigen-imaging filters to remove noise and enhance reflections. 3) Three types of anomalies were identified in the processed 2D data - strong reflections likely caused by structures, weak hyperbolic reflections probably caused by small objects, and horizontal reflections around 5-8 ns thought to indicate the water table.

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    GPR Data Processing 1

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    This document outlines the steps taken to collect and process ground penetrating radar (GPR) data. It discusses: 1) GPR data was collected using a GSSI SIR-20 system with 270 MHz antennas along lines at an archaeological site. 2) The data was then processed using trace balancing, trace editing, and eigen-imaging filters to remove noise and enhance reflections. 3) Three types of anomalies were identified in the processed 2D data - strong reflections likely caused by structures, weak hyperbolic reflections probably caused by small objects, and horizontal reflections around 5-8 ns thought to indicate the water table.

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    1. Theory
    Sukanya
    2. GPR Data collection

    3. GPR Data processing


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    4. Data Interpretation
    m Groundmpenetrating radar(GPR) is an
    nonmdestructive geophysical method

    m Popular in shallow surveying

    m omposed of varying magnetic fields and electric


    fields
    GPR has three main
    Components

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    GSSI,SR20.

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    120 volt  or 12 volt D and has dimensions of 466 x
    395 x 174 mm with weight of 12 kg. Its operating
    temperature is m10 to 40 and has a range of 0 ² 8000
    nanoseconds. The sample rate varies from 256 to 8192
    points per scan and displays in real time.
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    reflection characteristics in the 2D model.
     Strong reflection anomalies m caused by archaeological
    structures such as walls or floors.
     ueak reflection anomalies m yperbolic anomalies in the
    2D model likely caused by small objects in the ground.
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