Geo Seeker Features

– Scan Modes The user of the device can control all components by using installed software application on bundled Android Tablet PC, because the connection between the device hardware and tablet done by Wi-Fi , as it can communicate with each other, either to send commands to hardware components or to transfer scanned data from device to tablet then display it in software. GeoSeeker water finder can operate in 3 supported scan modes (selectable in software app) 1 – Active Scan (Accurate) When using this scan mode the GeoSeeker utilizes two electrodes to inject electrical power into the underground soil. Two additional electrodes are measuring the potential difference (fall of voltage) at specific scan points to calculate the final resistivity value. The user can so define the depth range (between 5 to 250 meter) that he is going to conduct his measurement. This scan mode is best suitable for detecting of underground water deposits or hidden caves also 2 – Active Scan (Quick) This scan mode is a quick version of the accurate scan. It is also inject electrical current into the underground and measuring the potential difference (fall of voltage) to calculate the resistance of the soil. So this scan mode is best suitable for quick detection of underground water deposits.

Tablet PC and 3D Analysis Software
GeoSeeker device is bundled with modern Tablet PC with Android operating system, also the tablet comes with pre-installed software that controls hardware components of the device and used to receive scanned data and display it as 3D graphics. The software application provides also a simple step-by-step instructions to assist user in completing the measurement. He simply follows these pictured instructions until finishing of measurement. Then after completing the measurement a graphical 3d representation of the measure values is created and then displayed on the screen of Tablet PC. The user then can use color adjustment options provided by the application to optimize the graphical 3d visualization of underground water deposits, so for example a water-bearing gravel and groundwater level (shown in bluish colors) as well as cavities, caves, tunnels, chambers or impervious layers (shown in reddish colors).