Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR) Technique is a useful geophysical tool for detecting the buried objects in ground. The purposes of this article are to evaluate the functions of GPR in detecting the buried RC culvert, plastic pipe line and manhole iron cover and to suggest the in-situ detecting experience The excavation operation shows that the deteced results are correct. The RC culvert, a row of two plastic pipes each with Ø =5" and the circular iron cover of manhole locate approximately at the depths of 17, 103 and 15.5 cm, separately. The three objects detected are buried in silty clay (CL). For detecting the buried objects in shallow depth, say about 1.00 m below the ground surface in this case, the optimum propagation time (time scale range) of eletromagnetic wave is 50 nsec. The profile echo graph of waveforms in wiggle mode is superior to that in scanned image mode in characterizing the waveform variation.