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Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Ground Penetrating Radar
Posted by j-ster at 08:15 AM | Comments (0) | Permalink
Categories: Life in progress

Its funny how the use of the word “penetrating” makes it seem rather rude… but its not. For the next 3 days I will be attending a workshop at uni on this very subject, and its likely that Sean will be studying with me. The work he had scheduled for this week was cancelled at the last moment due to illness, so he’s hoping he can get a last moment spot on the course. Ground penetrating radar is used on Time Team, they all ways use it to get an idea of where might be a good spot to dig, and Tony usually refers to it as the “geophys”. It should be interesting, tho im not expecting to be an expert after just 3 days.

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