Processing the raw radar data into 3D images involves several steps. Data is filtered with pre-processing algorithms that align traces in each channel and balance channels with filters that remove static shifts and match the mean (or median) response across channels (based on a reasonable assumptions about the response in certain areas of the survey). Radar data is then merged with geometry data, gridded and migrated to produce 3D radar images of the subsurface.

Image processing and visualization software is then used to extract features from the 3D radar images. A typical final product consists of slices through the radar image, along with extracted features that are rendered in a CAD plan/profile drawing. These final maps can be merged with client CAD drawings if available and imported into most common GIS platforms.