Subsurface monitoring site in snow

Subsurface · Application

See inside the ground before you dig

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

Why teams choose muon imaging

Three reasons asset owners and investigators add muon imaging to their subsurface programmes.

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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.

02

Save costs

Geoptic partners with clients to build the commercial case. Improved planning from muon-derived information can significantly reduce risk-based expenditure.

03

See inside, deliver more

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

Muon imaging in operation

Next step

Could muon imaging de-risk your next ground investigation?

Share the target, suspected features and available access. Geoptic can provide an initial view on feasibility and the most appropriate survey approach.