Case Study: Norwegian Geotechnical Institute achieves high-resolution subsurface imaging for road development with STRYDE seismic nodes

NGI deploys STRYDE Mini System for 1,500-channel road survey in Norway

The Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (NGI) faced the challenge of mapping the depth to bedrock and evaluating subsurface rock quality for a major road infrastructure project, specifically an underground tunnel feasibility study for National Road 4. To support this critical geotechnical decision-making, NGI utilized seismic technology from vendor STRYDE, including their Range+ nodes and Mini Seismic System.

STRYDE's solution enabled a high-resolution seismic survey characterized by efficient deployment and high-quality data acquisition. The lightweight nodal technology provided the accurate subsurface insights needed to shape engineering strategies for the vital transport corridor. By implementing STRYDE's systems, NGI enhanced the accuracy and cost-effectiveness of the geophysical investigations underpinning this national infrastructure project.

Norwegian Geotechnical Institute (ngi)