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During this late summer period Storm Geomatics surveyors are across the UK on a variety of challenging projects.

However, amid the busy schedule Storm enjoyed a day of fun, new skills and team success.

Coupled with intermittent sun and mild temperatures in July the increase in foliage proved challenging for Storm’s surveying teams. Storm’s investment into advanced technology greatly assisted surveyors to meet deadlines and keep deliverables on track. Ensuring all client’s projects were delivered to schedule.

In late June Storm were delighted to receive notice from The Chartered Institute of Civil Engineering Surveyors that they were winners of an Approved Development Scheme award for geospatial. The CICES Education, Professional Development & Membership Committee judged Storm Geomatics to have made the most progress with the scheme over the past two years. This […]

The annual Geo-business conference rolled around again this May and as always, the Storm Geomatics team made a strong appearance. It is a fantastic chance to see what the future of the geospatial profession has in store and mix with their professional peers.   This year there was a particular focus on determining which LiDAR […]

It is intended that Storm are to expand their RPAS capabilities and their specialist team spent April trialling various lidar and photographic sensors from a RPAS.

Surveyor James Mayers led a 4-man team to Yateley, Berkshire this month

Storm surveyors welcomed February’s unseasonal weather being the driest in England for 30 years.

The R[&]D team working on the Civtech 7.1 Challenge “How can technology locate beaver burrows and assess their risk to public and private interests?” are now ready to present their final innovation of how the technology can be adapted for the management of infrastructure assets.

To celebrate a successful year surveying the natural environment Storm Geomatics[nbsp] enjoyed an away day at Far Peak Climbing in sub-zero temperatures!