Electromagnetic (EM) Induction is the most widely used and cost-effective solution for locating and tracing buried services and discerning conductive utilities in a project area.
multiVIEW Locates leverages the most advanced Electromagnetic (EM) Induction tools available to locate a wide range of underground assets including:
Electromagnetic (EM) Induction consists of two steps.
There are certain limitations involved with Electromagnetic (EM) Induction. It cannot:
A good alternative to such scenarios would be to couple or replace survey technology with a Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) solution.
If you’ve been exploring new career paths and want to learn more about underground utility locating, please enjoy this video and hear directly from those working in the role of a Utility Locator. The video includes topics on: Detailed images…
At multiVIEW, we place great emphasis on quality assurance (QA) by incorporating systematic reviews of SUE Quality Level ‘B’ (Utility Locating) packages and data collection to ensure the competency and accuracy of the utility data. Here’s a simple example of…
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…
Leveraging Cutting Edge Utility Locating Technology: One of the biggest changes the construction industry has seen over the last two decades is a shift towards relying on technology to enhance construction safety, avoid cost overruns and assist with decision-making. Advances…
In the article “Our Hidden Infrastructure” in the latest issue of Ear to the Ground Magazine, Kevin Vine, President of multiVIEW discusses the growing role of Subsurface Utility Engineering in reducing risk and informing the design of large construction projects,…
Challenge – Sorting Out the Tangled Web Beneath Over the next 20 years, 200,000 new residents are expected to move to Ontario. Congestion in the GTHA is a mounting challenge and existing infrastructure will be incapable of supporting projected future…
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…
Challenge – Union Station Revitalization Project The ongoing Union Station Revitalization is set to bring many new enhancements to riders such as a roof and glass atrium over passenger platforms and railway tracks, new staircases, additional vertical access points, and…
In this article featured by Construction Comment Magazine, Kevin Vine, President of multiVIEW, describes a variety of utility locating technologies including Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Electromagnetic (EM) Induction, and the activities that they are best suited for detecting telecommunication…
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