Proceq GPR Subsurface

Proceq GPR Subsurface

by Screening Eagle Technologies

3 ratings
2 reviews
Free

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Released
November 16, 2020
Updated
November 4, 2026
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This app uses powerful radar sensors to create clear 3D images of underground structures. It helps detect and map utilities, verify as-built maps, and perform structural investigations with intelligent software and advanced visualization tools.

✓3D subsurface imaging
✓Utility line detection and labeling
✓As-built map verification
✓Structural investigation
✓Augmented Reality visualization
✓On-site data annotation
✓Cloud-based collaboration and export
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What's New in Proceq GPR Subsurface

3.9.1

November 4, 2026

Say hello to the new 3.9.1 version of the Proceq GPR Subsurface app, the powerful and feature-rich yet incredibly intuitive software to map the underground using the GS9000 and GS8000 GPR systems. This update addresses an issue that could cause the app to crash, improving stability for a more reliable GS experience.

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User reviews

Constant updates amazing user interface

New CAD overlays are incredible, live 3D tomography is a real game changer for in field surveys

Software update required

I have used Proceq equipment for a while now except the Subsurface. I find the products to be capable and durable. While simultaneous high and low frequency display is not possible, the best detection rate is also not possible in scan and mark applications.
A small update with a big potential upside.
Also worth considering before purchase, GPS accuracy in Australia is too poor for recording utility location. This reduces the value of grid scan applications without additional subscription for corrections.

Waiting for the next updates.
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What is Proceq GPR Subsurface used for?

Proceq GPR Subsurface is used for mapping underground structures, detecting utility lines, verifying as-built maps, and conducting structural investigations. It provides a clear 3D image of what lies beneath the surface.

What hardware is required to use Proceq GPR Subsurface?

The app connects wirelessly to the revolutionary Proceq GS series hardware, such as the GS9000 or GS8000, which are advanced subsurface mapping systems equipped with Stepped-Frequency Continuous-Wave (SFCW) technology.

What kind of visualization does Proceq GPR Subsurface offer?

It offers a heatmap of the subsurface in real-time at a specified depth range. Additionally, it features unique Augmented Reality capabilities to superimpose area scans onto the real world.

Can I collaborate with others using Proceq GPR Subsurface?

Yes, the app allows you to access and share your findings with colleagues anywhere, anytime. Annotations with precise geolocation, tags, photos, and voice memos can be made in the logbook.

What export formats are supported by Proceq GPR Subsurface?

Measurements can be exported in one click in various formats, including rich reports, common CAD/GIS mapping formats, or raw data for further processing, all over the cloud.

Is Proceq GPR Subsurface available on multiple devices?

Based on the provided data, Proceq GPR Subsurface is currently supported on iPads. It is designed to work with wireless Proceq GS series hardware.

How often is Proceq GPR Subsurface updated?

The latest version is 3.9.1, and the app was last updated on November 4, 2026. This indicates a history of regular updates and ongoing development.

What is the user sentiment for Proceq GPR Subsurface?

The app has a very high rating of 5.0 stars from 3 ratings, suggesting strong positive user sentiment among its current users.