Determination of underground pipe depth at different type soil using high low frequency / Ahmad Nuruddin Mohd

This study examined to identify the depth of pipe at different type of soil by using different frequency. The frequency for this research were 250MHz and 800MHz antenna. Accuracy was a main factor to penetrate the underground utility. Ground Penetrating Radar was an interesting measurement techni...

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Main Author:	Mohd, Ahmad Nuruddin
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	2019
Subjects:	Underground utility lines Radio frequency identification systems Radar
Online Access:	https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22864/1/TD_AHMAD%20NURUDDIN%20MOHD%20AP%20R%2019.5.PDF
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spelling	my-uitm-ir.228642019-01-23T01:29:54Z Determination of underground pipe depth at different type soil using high low frequency / Ahmad Nuruddin Mohd 2019-01-21 Mohd, Ahmad Nuruddin Underground utility lines Radio frequency identification systems Radar This study examined to identify the depth of pipe at different type of soil by using different frequency. The frequency for this research were 250MHz and 800MHz antenna. Accuracy was a main factor to penetrate the underground utility. Ground Penetrating Radar was an interesting measurement technique for mapping underground surface. GPR using different frequency which were 250MHz and 800Mhz used to scanning underground utilities at different type of soil. Beside that, the research was helping by software 2D Reflex for the data collection, data processing and analysing the outcome result The depth was known before scanning and compare between actual depth with the observation depth from GPR given. The data must be do the correction by using software cause by the other factor such as noise. After do the process in software, the true depth will appear. If the higher of the antenna, the penetration was shallower die depth of penetration. The actual depth had been measure by using conversional method which were measure using tape and levelling method. The result show the suitable frequency that good to use for utilities underground was 250MHz because the frequency can penetrate deeper depth which was more than 1 metre depth. The GPR antenna more can penetrate to both of soil but the sand soil much more detected pipe. Lastly, apart from the aim study was to The aim of this study is to analyse the good frequency for depth measurement of buried pipe from different type of soil, it was also done in intention to help other surveyor to get the quality of accuracy by using this research. 2019-01 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22864/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22864/1/TD_AHMAD%20NURUDDIN%20MOHD%20AP%20R%2019.5.PDF other en public degree Universiti Teknologi Mara Perlis Faculty of architecture, planning and surveying
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topic	Underground utility lines Radio frequency identification systems Radar
spellingShingle	Underground utility lines Radio frequency identification systems Radar Mohd, Ahmad Nuruddin Determination of underground pipe depth at different type soil using high low frequency / Ahmad Nuruddin Mohd
description	This study examined to identify the depth of pipe at different type of soil by using different frequency. The frequency for this research were 250MHz and 800MHz antenna. Accuracy was a main factor to penetrate the underground utility. Ground Penetrating Radar was an interesting measurement technique for mapping underground surface. GPR using different frequency which were 250MHz and 800Mhz used to scanning underground utilities at different type of soil. Beside that, the research was helping by software 2D Reflex for the data collection, data processing and analysing the outcome result The depth was known before scanning and compare between actual depth with the observation depth from GPR given. The data must be do the correction by using software cause by the other factor such as noise. After do the process in software, the true depth will appear. If the higher of the antenna, the penetration was shallower die depth of penetration. The actual depth had been measure by using conversional method which were measure using tape and levelling method. The result show the suitable frequency that good to use for utilities underground was 250MHz because the frequency can penetrate deeper depth which was more than 1 metre depth. The GPR antenna more can penetrate to both of soil but the sand soil much more detected pipe. Lastly, apart from the aim study was to The aim of this study is to analyse the good frequency for depth measurement of buried pipe from different type of soil, it was also done in intention to help other surveyor to get the quality of accuracy by using this research.
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author	Mohd, Ahmad Nuruddin
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title	Determination of underground pipe depth at different type soil using high low frequency / Ahmad Nuruddin Mohd
title_short	Determination of underground pipe depth at different type soil using high low frequency / Ahmad Nuruddin Mohd
title_full	Determination of underground pipe depth at different type soil using high low frequency / Ahmad Nuruddin Mohd
title_fullStr	Determination of underground pipe depth at different type soil using high low frequency / Ahmad Nuruddin Mohd
title_full_unstemmed	Determination of underground pipe depth at different type soil using high low frequency / Ahmad Nuruddin Mohd
title_sort	determination of underground pipe depth at different type soil using high low frequency / ahmad nuruddin mohd
granting_institution	Universiti Teknologi Mara Perlis
granting_department	Faculty of architecture, planning and surveying
publishDate	2019
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Determination of underground pipe depth at different type soil using high low frequency / Ahmad Nuruddin Mohd

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