Sensors and Software’s LMX100 and LMX 200 can use Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) to survey cemeteries for the purpose of revealing burial locations and mapping grave sites. The technology can identify the presence of concrete, soil, wood, and any non-metallic materials underground. It is a useful method for surveys because it does not disturb the soil, and it does not require excavation.

One of the main advantages of using The LMX100 or LMX200 for cemetery surveys is that it provides highly detailed information about the subsurface, including variations in soil types and the presence of voids or other anomalies. This information can be used to create three-dimensional maps of the cemetery, showing the locations of gravesites and other features. The technology also allows for the identification of unmarked or unknown graves, which is an essential aspect of cemetery preservation and management.

Furthermore, when GPS is integrated into the LMX100 or 200, cemetery surveys can be viewed in Google Earth. This feature adds another layer of value to the data collected through GPR, as it enables cemetery managers and researchers to create detailed visual representations of the cemetery and its burial locations. This data can also be used to plan future cemetery development and management strategies. LMX100 and LMX200 GPR surveys can be conducted quickly, and the information collected is highly accurate, making it a cost-effective and efficient method for cemetery management and preservation.

Sensor and Software’s LMX 100 and 200 have some great features that benefit the user. The first being a high visibility touchscreen display. This includes Free lifetime system software updates, User selectable languages, and Metric and US Standard units. Another feature of these GPR systems is a GPR sensor. This includes a Patented ultra-wideband (UWB) 250 MHz GPR antenna, DynaT™ for Dynamic Target enhancement, and offers perfect balance of depth penetration (up to 8m/26 ft) & high resolution. Other great features are a lead acid gel cell battery, on-site reports, GPS receiver, lightweight fiberglass cart frame, USB port, and wifi.