Ground-penetrating radar

Authorities have discovered a new active fault line in the Central Anatolian province of Kayseri, with a further study initiated to determine the nature and structure of the fault.

Within the scope of ongoing excavation works at the Edirne New Palace (Saray-ı Cedide-i Amire), which hosted significant Ottoman sultans during the rise of the Ottoman Empire, underground parts of the palace will be detected using ground-penetrating radar (GPR) technique.

Scientists have unveiled the contours of an ancient city north of Rome for the first time, and all they needed was a quad bike and a radar gun.

The splendor of long-buried Falerii Novi in the Tiber River valley was revealed without overturning a single stone.

A team of UN experts recorded data using ground-penetrating radar in an attempt to detect the presence of human bones in potential wartime mass graves at five locations in Kosovo and Serbia.