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Excavation of void under a taxiway in Kansas City. The void was detected using geophysics.
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Geophysics successfully detects void beneath Missouri Taxiway

April 21, 2013 rockman Comments Off on Geophysics successfully detects void beneath Missouri Taxiway

Airport authorities at the Charles B. Wheeler airport in Kansas City, MO were concerned about a leaking CMP joint 22-feet beneath the taxiway. The sand that was coming through the joint was detected on a […]

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