Ground Penetrating Radar (Radar, Sonar and Navigation)

This is my preferred GPR reference book. I believe it is a little better than the Harry Jol book, but not significantly. I have read the entire book and also recommend the two books by Larry Conyers, but they all have slightly different audiences. This covers the physics, the components of a GPR system, and the applications of GPR pretty well.

Cet ouvrage actualise bien l'ensemble des données sur cette technique. Il constitue un pont entre les connaissances les plus avancées des radaristes militaires et leurs applications possibles en prospection de surface du sol.Very good book which is a link between military advanced knowledge and application for ground penetrating radar.

This book is a useful text book. The author assumes a significant knowledge of radio, radar and dsp but this is quite acceptable for an advanced textbook such as this that is aimed at graduate level students and professional engineers. The CD-ROM containing math models for running under MathCad was missing from my copy and there was no evidence that it had ever been attached to the book. Was this facility withdrawn when the book was re-issued with a new style cover in 2007? If so the publishers should remove all the references to it in the body text and on the back cover of the book.