January saw the end of Storm Geomatics largest ever single project. It consisted of 18 river channel surveys spread across the country.
December was a really busy month for Storm, two three man boat teams were mobilized to survey 32km of the River Trent.
Autumn has been mercifully dry this year, so as the frozen mornings have set in, Storm Geomatics have been getting stuck in tackling projects all across the UK
In October 2006 Mike Hopkins and Anthony Pritchard had a vision to form a company that would specialise in the capture of land and river data for the hydraulic engineering industry.
September 13th was the hottest day on record for over a century where in Kent they scorched at 34.4C so Storm sent a three man team to Guernsey to cool off!!
One of the pitfalls surveying rivers, streams and culverts in the summer
After a blustery trip across the Irish sea our teams of surveyors were greeted by
Storm Geomatics attended Rail Live as exhibitors for the first time!
Pants going down a ‘Storm’ at GeoBusiness…..
How to Get Ready for the UK Water Restoration Fund: Start with a Survey
This quick read highlights the most common & costly mistakes seen during a river survey procurement journey:
Information and Growing Guide (by advice from Emorsgate Seeds) Description Oxeye daisy is a familiar and attractive grassland perennial and our largest native member of the daisy family. It has a medium tall un-branched stem topped by a solitary composite flower of white rays (petals) surrounding a yellow disc floret. Once you become familiar with […]
“Off the shelf” survey specifications should be a thing of the past, because engineers who reply on these will not receive the best value for money.
Surveyors utilise a range of surveying equipment to measure the profile of the water course at regular intervals, referred to as cross sections.
All of our drone pilots are highly qualified professionals holding their GVC and A2 CofC licences.
What is River Condition Assessment (RCA)?River Condition Assessment involves a field and desk based survey to assess the condition of a watercourse. Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is expected to become mandatory in Winter 2023 and an RCA will be required if a watercourse falls within a development site boundary.What Storm Geomatics can offer you?Storm Geomatics […]
A collaboration of two expert companies explain why a Flood Risk Assessment keeps your project on track to be successful at the planning stage through good data in an exclusive webinar. What are the main considerations when undertaking a FRA? How will procuring the a survey ease your pains? This process was explained step by step […]
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