MALÅ MIRA (MALÅ Imaging Radar Array) System
- Type Of Detector
- Ground Penetrating Radars
- Manufacturer
- MALÅ
MALÅ GPR MIRA is a one-pass 3D system providing a cost-effective solution for large scale ground penetrating radar mapping and subsurface object identification.
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Advantages
MALÅ MIRA System: Fast and accurate 3D GPR solution
The MALÅ MIRA system is appreciated world-wide for being the most cost-efficient GPR solution for large scale mapping projects. A MALÅ MIRA system can typically collect 10,000+ square meters of data per day and the software is designed to efficiently handle huge data sets. Whether clients are mapping complex underground infrastructure or subtle 3D geological features across large areas, the MALÅ MIRA offers a cost-efficient solution for achieving answers fast and accurate.
MALÅ Imaging Radar Array: Productivity on steroids!
Collecting more data in less time than any other GPR system
- The only fully integrated 3D GPR solution in the market
- Providing the highest resolution and detail of data
- Uses ground coupled antennas for maximum near surface resolution
- Dedicated software designed specifically for MIRA 3D Array data
- The only 3D Array system available conforming to Array criteria
- Proven technology
Applications
Utility Locating
Utility Mapping
Bridge Deck Evaluation
Runway Evaluation
Archaeological Investigations
Cemetery Mapping
Anthropological Remains Location
Ancient Building and Foundation Location
Tree Trunk and Root assessment
Buried Objects Location (evidence, landmines, unexploded ordinance, IED, ammunition)
Tunnel Detection
Archaeological Research
Tech Specs
The term ‘Array’ is widely used in the marketplace for almost any kind of multiple antenna configuration, and this is causing some confusion. There is a growing need for being able to distinguish between systems capable of real 3D data acquisition and systems merely suitable for multiple antenna operation and MALÅ Geoscience therefore suggests the following definition of the term ‘Array’
| The individual radar channel spacing should be less than one quarter of the centre wavelength in the media under investigation. |
| The individual radar channel spacing should be less than one quarter of the centre wavelength in the media under investigation. |
| All included antennas in a 3D Array, need to produce a ‘near-identical’ response (signature). |
| The array system should have a positioning device/sub-system providing an accuracy of at least half the channel spacing, over the whole area of investigation. |
Accessories
MALÅ MIRASoft Software