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Hosted in the city of Liverpool for the first time, Storm Geomatics attended CWIEM’s Flood and Coast Conference and Exhibition. The senior team from Storm spent their time meeting new contacts and also catching up with existing clients and ex-Storm colleagues. A very lively few days provided the opportunity for discussions around some of the […]

May has been a busy and productive month, with strong progress across key projects and continued delivery of “right first time geospatial data to support clients’ decision-making. Here’s a look at what we’ve been working on and, importantly, the value it’s delivering. River Avon Weirs & Sluices Programme Progress Survey work has continued throughout May […]

The River Digital Twin® (RDT®) article series continued in April, with a focus on Stage 3: Live Environmental Sensor River Digital Twin® bringing real‑time data into decision‑making.

A project for the Ise of Mann Government, a fluvial channel and topographic survey of Lench Trench system to update fluvial hydraulic models.

From biodiversity uplift to advanced scour modelling, see how our teams drove sustainable progress this month.

Essential Bridge Scour Surveys Across England Storm Geomatics has been commissioned to deliver routine scour assessments across 34 bridge assets, helping protect vital rail infrastructure from the structural risks associated with scour. January saw strong progress on Storm’s collaborative condition-survey project. With over 19 years of specialist expertise, Storm continues to fine tune a bespoke […]

Storm Geomatics conducting a channel survey in Emsworth to support flood modelling and river connectivity analysis.

Storm Claudia tried her best but Storm Surveyors got their data!

A channel cross-section job in Liswerry, Newport. The geospatial data collected will assist in updating the existing Liswerry Flood Model.