GPR Investigation

About
Our approach

Why Choose Us

Operating since 2006, we provide Loza-based geophysical investigations for mineral exploration, hydrogeology, engineering geology, and archaeological research.

Our focus is practical field work: clear survey design, efficient acquisition, and interpretation that supports drilling, excavation, or engineering decisions.

Investigation depth can reach up to ~200 m in favorable conditions. Final depth and resolution are always site-dependent and controlled by geology, conductivity, noise level, and survey layout.

Key points

What you get

We work where standard high-frequency GPR has limited penetration and where classical TEM lacks structural detail. Loza provides a single dataset containing both early-time structural information and late-time conductive response.

Our team combines geophysics and geology experience, with field-tested workflows for planning, acquisition, QA/QC, and interpretation.

Typical deliverables include processed profiles/sections, target zones, depth estimates (where applicable), and recommendations for follow-up work.

Investigation depth

Up to ~200 m in favorable conditions (site-dependent)

Efficient field work

Fast deployment and clear QA/QC during acquisition

Adaptive survey design

Adjust parameters and layout based on early results

Field interpretation

Preliminary targets and decisions during the survey

Data confidentiality

Controlled access and secure project data handling

Logistics-ready

Suitable for remote and challenging environments

Equipment

Loza systems in practice

Depending on subsurface conditions, Loza can be configured for shallow to deep investigations, from a few meters to hundreds of meters.

Depth and resolution depend on geology, conductivity, cultural noise, antenna configuration, and survey geometry.

Technical notes

  • Up to 1 km of profile can typically be acquired in ~45 minutes, depending on terrain and logistics.
  • Investigation depth can reach up to ~200 m in favorable geological conditions.
  • Profile length does not limit depth — sections can be optimized for shallow high-resolution work or deeper investigation.
  • Survey parameters are adjustable during acquisition to balance depth and structural detail.
  • Suitable for remote areas and projects where rapid coverage is critical.

Work in diverse climates

Glacier Denisov - Tien Shan
Kumtor deposit
Elevation: 4500 m
Temperature: -30°C

Ituata - Peru
Gold deposit
Elevation: 2700 m
Humidity: 95%

Atacama - Chile
Groundwater survey
Elevation: 2160 m
Temperature: +10°C

Nazca - Peru
Copper deposit
Elevation: 1900 m
Temperature: +32°C

Interpretation examples

Porphyry copper deposit After Image Before Image

Geophysical system LOZA-N

Low-frequency antenna system and pulsed transmitter (configuration depends on project)