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PolarWave — Overview

PolarWave is a cloud-based platform for processing and visualizing geophysical survey data. It supports magnetometer and Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR) data from a wide range of instruments, giving field operators and survey professionals a single tool for the full analysis workflow.

What you can do with PolarWave

CapabilityDetails
Upload scan filesDrag-and-drop your scan file — the platform identifies your device automatically
Visualize in 1D / 2D / 3DInteractive profile, heatmap, and surface plots
Map-based drone surveysMulti-sensor track overlays on satellite imagery with a color-coded anomaly grid
Apply signal filtersSmooth, amplify, detrend, and more — all in real time
Annotate anomaliesName and mark regions in any view
Generate PDF reportsOne-click professional reports with graphs and notes

Supported hardware

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FG Sensors

  • FGA Logger — ground-based logger capturing data from up to two fluxgate sensors; uses Survey Mode with GPS map overlay, 2D colour map, and 3D surface view
  • DIY Gradiometer Kit — uses the Magnetometer viewer

GPR (Ground-Penetrating Radar)

  • Standard binary GPR files

Credits system

Each account starts with 500 free credits. Every file upload costs 25 credits. Additional credit bundles can be purchased from the billing page inside the app.

ActionCredits
Account creation+500
File upload−25
Promo code redemptionvaries

Key concepts

Scan — A file you upload. Each scan has its own viewer, filters, annotations, and report.

Channel — A single measurement series within a scan. Multi-sensor devices record several channels at once (e.g., one per sensor head).

Filter — A real-time adjustment applied to the data before it is displayed. Filters are saved per scan so your settings are always restored when you return.

Annotation — A named marker placed on a 1D or 2D view to flag a region of interest.

Grid / Map overlay — A color-coded interpolation of point data onto a regular map grid, used in the drone survey map view.

Palette — The color scheme applied to the grid or heatmap (Thermal, Viridis, Rainbow, Grayscale, etc.).


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