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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!

Storm’s collaboration with JBA Consulting took the team to Scotland to run site trials for the CivTech Accelerator challenge.

What role do land surveyors have to play in slowing down the climate crisis? A question Mike Hopkins, Managing Director, has given a great deal of thought to.

Offering their clients Superior Value is a cornerstone on which Storm Geomatics is built.

Traditionally August is a slower paced month for Storm’s surveying teams as clients enjoy summer breaks. However, 2022 was not so!

July became a month of completing large and complex survey projects for clients across the UK.

Mid-summer can be a challenging time for Storm’s surveying teams as vegetation reaches it’s peak.