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titleOfInvention Ground survey method and equipment
abstract (57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To provide an investigation method and apparatus capable of accurately detecting constituent substances of the ground in a short time. A laser beam (6) is applied to a site (2) to be inspected of a ground (1) to generate plasma (7) by ablation, and a ground constituent material in the site (2) to be inspected is detected by a spectral intensity distribution (10) of the emission of the plasma (7). Boring hole 3 in ground 1 And drilled from the entrance of the boring hole 3 The waveguide 9 is inserted through the waveguide 9, and the laser beam 6 is irradiated to the portion 2 to be inspected via the waveguide 9, and the emission of the plasma 7 generated in the portion 2 to be inspected is guided to the entrance of the boring hole 3 to detect the ground constituent material. Can be provided. For example, the contamination of the inspection site 2 is investigated based on the spectral intensity of the contaminant component in the spectral intensity distribution 10. Further, the spectrum intensity distribution 15 of the reference rock having a known rock type is obtained, and the rock type of the inspected portion 2 is investigated based on the spectral intensity distribution 10 of the inspected portion 2 and the spectral intensity distribution 15 of the reference rock.
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