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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​

TreasureHunter3D​

PolarWave​

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.).


Next steps​