Abstract
WARR (wide angle reflection and refraction) and the closely related CMP (common-mid-point) ground penetrating radar (GPR) soundings have been a standard survey method since GPR first existed. Earliest efforts demonstrated the variation in ice sheet velocity versus depth. While a valuable survey method, the technique has seen little adoption. Unlike seismic, commercial GPR systems with multiple concurrent data acquisition receivers have not existed. Multiple offset GPR data had to be acquired using a single transmitting and receiving antenna pair moved to the desired offset sequentially.
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