Radar Solutions International, Inc.

Cameron joined the RSI team in the spring of 2014 and has conducted a variety of geological surveys across the Northeast. In addition to his time in the field, he reduces the data as well. Cameron graduated Bates College with a B.S. in Geology and a concentration in Physics. His strong GIS background has aided in our interfacing between GPS and Geophysical Data, adding to the strength if the RSI team.

RSI’s President and Senior Geophysicist, Doria Kutrubes, M.Sc., P.G., Geophysical Engineering, has been designing and conducting geophysical surveys for the engineering, geotechnical, and infrastructure industries for over 29 years. Included in her achievements, Ms. Kutrubes wrote the Standard Operating Procedures for ground penetrating radar (GPR), and helped draft similar SOPs for magnetometry, electromagnetic, and resistivity methods, for the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection. These SOPs are currently used as the industry standard in Massachusetts. Ms. Kutrubes has also been instrumental in the development and testing of GPR-processing and imaging programs, such as RADAN©, produced by GSSI (the world’s leading GPR manufacturer), GPR-Slice© (Geophysical Archaeometry Laboratory), and DECAR© (Infrasense).

Through her leadership, RSI was the first GPR company in New England to implement GPS-guided navigation for GPR and other Geophysical surveys, first to implement 3D GPR imaging technique, and the first commercial company in the United States to implement depth-slice processing using GPR-Slice©, which is now the industry standard in GPR image processing. Currently, Ms. Kutrubes sits on two FHWA Transportation Research SHRP2 Research Boards, assessing the latest technologies and approaches for mapping concrete deterioration and the other for mapping buried utilities.

Rick Lammey joined the RSI team as a Geophysical Technician in June of 2013. Rick has a very strong technical background in the electronics/telecommunications industry, and is very knowledgeable in the construction and environmental industries. Rick has collected field data for RSI throughout New England and the Northeast using GPR, EMI and EM-61.