Our popular LandMapper devices are back in stock!

LandMapper ERM-01 is a hand-held resistivity meter that can accept Wenner (as well as any other four-electrode configuration, dipole-dipole or square ones f.e.). It can sense down to 15 meters in most soils. You can use hyperlinks to download our publications about LandMapper and popular geophysical freeware/shareware.

LandMapper ERM-02 measures electrical resistivity (ER), electrical conductivity (EC) and natural electrical potential (EP) from soil surface down to 25 m depth as well as in soil pits, pots, samples, pastes and water solutions. Don't let the small size fool you - LandMapper ERM-02 measures electrical parameters in a widest range possible (from ultra-pure water and rocks to ocean waters) with the accuracy comparable to the standard devices used in electrical geophysical prospecting, like ABEM, Syscal, etc,  but weights and costs TEN times less!

The applications of LandMapper are not limited to soils but can be extended to any semisolid media and even live plants! Download new LandMapper ERM-02 brochure or complete manual.

We now have limited quantities of both models in stock - basic ERM-01 with resistivity mode only for $1,579 (sug. retail) and ERM-02 (resistivity, conductivity, and self-potential) for  $2,437 (sug. retail).  Probes and arrays can be easily constructed from common hardware, but we can build probes to your specs for very reasonable price and can provide other accessories.  Note, that we also offer dealers' and academia discounts!

We ship worldwide and accept PayPal, VISA/MC and wire-transfers to our US bank account. Customers from USA may also pay with Purchase Order. Landviser, LLC is US government vendor and service provider and is registered in CCR.

Please, inquire early to insure device availability for your intended research project! Do not hesitate to contact me to discuss suitability of our equipment for YOUR applications. We at Landviser, LLC are always "enlightening research" for you!

Best,

Larisa Golovko (Pozdnyakova), Ph.D. (thesis "Electrical properties of soils")