Scalable
Focus on the areas of the structure most in need of intervention or continuous monitoring. Select the instrument form-factor that matches your access, and build a clearer picture of internal condition.

Subsurface · Application
Muon imaging gives projects a non-invasive way to characterise voids, density changes and other subsurface features — from targeted investigations to continuous monitoring of evolving conditions.
Key takeaways
Three reasons asset owners and investigators add muon imaging to their subsurface programmes.
Focus on the areas of the structure most in need of intervention or continuous monitoring. Select the instrument form-factor that matches your access, and build a clearer picture of internal condition.
Geoptic partners with clients to build the commercial case. Improved planning from muon-derived information can significantly reduce risk-based expenditure.
Muon imaging ‘x-rays’ the ground to locate and characterise engineered voids and density changes non-invasively — informing structural risk assessments and strengthening risk management.
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Invasive works
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Instrument form-factors
24/7
Continuous monitoring option
Deep
Investigation through overburden
Next step
Share the target, suspected features and available access. Geoptic can provide an initial view on feasibility and the most appropriate survey approach.