We can uncover ancient history through archaeological investigations that analyse depositional soil sediments and materials derived from human activity. We offer the most suitable and applicable geophysical surveys and data analysis for rapid data interpretation, soil condition estimates and the detection of man-made objects present in the subsurface. These include archaeological artifacts, architecture, biodiversity, cultural landscapes and environmental data.
Archaeological geophysics involves methods to collect data that permits the field archaeologist to image and map underlying archaeological features, which are otherwise impossible to detect using traditional field methods. Archaeologists can take advantage of the physical and chemical changes within the ground relative to the presence or absence of subterranean objects. Using highly sensitive instruments the specialist technician can measure, map, and interpret the data signals, received by the Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) system, into useful information for planning the excavation.
The greatest advantage of GPR is that it offers non-invasive & non-destructive way to collect information about the near-surface. Large sites with concealed remains can be viewed and analysed efficiently and accurately, whilst preserving the site.
GPR maps offer useful primary survey data that can be used to establish sites for excavation or even identify sensitive areas where cultural remains, such as burial sites could be found and may need special extraction process and therefore the information can guide archaeologists to avoid disturbing or destroying these locations.
The sedimentary strata and buried artifacts have a peculiar physical and chemical composition. This influences the velocity of the Electromagnetic wave spread (electrical conductivity and magnetic permeability). Differences or variations in the waves received signify presence of objects, voids, changes in physical properties, etc. Pattern in the subsurface imaging are indicative of underlying archaeological features such as architecture or artifacts.
Supporting customer’s Utility Engineering and Mapping needs since 1989. multiVIEW Locates (“multiVIEW”) is celebrating a very important milestone. multiVIEW recently exceeded the 50,000 project mark in support of customer’s utility engineering and mapping needs since resetting the counter on its…
Offering expertise on geophysical techniques in subsurface mapping for forensic investigation. On August 23, 2021, multiVIEW Locates (“multiVIEW”) was honoured to have had the opportunity to deliver a lecture to the students of the Forensic Science Program at the University…
multiVIEW is proud to have donated its engineering and geophysics expertise and equipment to help the creators and stars of the For Heaven’s Sake TV docuseries Mike Mildon and Jackson Rowe investigate a decades-old cold case file. This original series…
Quality Field Data Informs Safe, Efficient Project Design and Construction! As infrastructure ages and populations grow, there is a greater need than ever before for accurate, quality field data to inform safe, efficient project design and construction. To ensure project…
multiVIEW Joins the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)! multiVIEW is pleased to join the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) as a corporate member and to actively participate in ASCE’s newly formed chapter – The Utility Engineering & Surveying…
multiVIEW is pleased to announce that this year marks our 30th birthday! We’d like to thank our customers and the communities we serve for three successful decades in the utility engineering and geophysics industry! To celebrate, we’ve put together a…
multiVIEW Celebrates 30 Years of Utility Engineering & Geophysics This year, multiVIEW celebrates a milestone birthday after three decades of providing utility locating and geophysics services throughout Ontario. And wow, have we seen a lot of changes over the years!…
Background multiVIEW was retained to carry out Borehole Electromagnetic Induction Logging and Conductivity Monitoring for a Regional Landfill. The primary objective of the survey was to measure electromagnetic responses in a series of monitoring wells located within the landfill property…
Using Ground Penetrating Radar Provides a More Accurate Picture Ground Penetrating Radar: With today’s focus on safe construction practices, that include call before you dig and call before you clear, utility locating has become an essential first step for everything…
Background An engineering firm retained multiVIEW to perform a geophysical survey. The primary objective of the survey was to map the spatial position of any buried metallic objects that may occur within the investigation limits. The secondary objective was to map…
Decades of experience provide multiVIEW with the technical depth and practical insight to deliver greater value to our customers.
Our Quality Management System (QMS) guides consistent project execution, technical review and delivery across multiVIEW.
Our flexible resourcing model supports changing project demands, extended coverage and responsive delivery across a wide range of project requirements.
We invest in continuous improvement through ongoing technical, operational and Health & Safety training, supported by established HS&E policies and procedures.
A full suite of Utility Engineering, Geophysics and Infrastructure Data Collection services backed by our focus on Safety, Quality and Customer Excellence.
