Geophysical surveying is a non-invasive method used to study subsurface conditions by measuring physical properties of the ground, such as electrical resistivity, seismic waves, and magnetic fields. It helps reveal what lies beneath without the need for excavation or drilling.
In Malaysia, geophysical surveys are widely used for construction planning, groundwater detection, mineral exploration, slope hazard studies, and environmental assessments. These techniques are fast, cost-effective, and ideal for covering large areas with minimal disruption.
At Geotechnica, we offer a range of geophysical surveying services including electrical resistivity imaging (ERT), seismic refraction, MASW, and ground-penetrating radar (GPR)—delivering accurate subsurface data to support smart, safe, and sustainable engineering decisions.

OUR SERVICES
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Seismic surveys use vibrations or waves to map subsurface layers by analyzing how they travel through different materials.
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Gravity surveys measure variations in Earth’s gravity to detect changes in subsurface density, useful for mapping large-scale structures.
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EM surveys detect conductivity and magnetic changes in the ground to locate water, minerals, or buried objects.
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Electrical resistivity surveys inject current into the ground and measure resistance to map soil layers, water zones or voids.
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Magnetic surveys measure variations in Earth’s magnetic field to locate buried ferrous materials or geological features.
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GPR sends radar waves into the ground to detect shallow features like pipes, voids, and pavement thickness.
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Maps pipeline corridors and monitors terrain for safe infrastructure planning.
Generates 3D terrain models for volume calculations, pit monitoring, and site planning.
Supports road, rail, and bridge design with precise elevation and surface data.
Inspects powerline corridors & detects vegetation encroachment for safety.
Measures canopy height, tree density, and biomass for resource management.
Monitors coastal erosion, flood zones, and conducts environmental impact studies.
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