Rising sea levels spell disaster for small island nations

Many small island nations and states lie at or are just a few metres above sea level. This makes them particularly vulnerable to sea-level rise – homes, infrastructure and lives are all at risk. Our spatial digital twins and lidar technologies are playing a vital role in the development of coastal resilience strategies around the world.

Flying high to map our oceans and coastlines

Airborne lidar bathymetry (ALB) is used to map the depth of our nearshore ocean environments and coastlines.

Floating wind – with new territories come new geohazards

If you’re planning to develop a floating wind farm, make sure you do a comprehensive geohazard assessment at an early stage. Geohazards can have a devastating effect on submarine infrastructure, including anchors and cables. Forewarned is forearmed.

Building sustainable coastal infrastructure: our lives and livelihoods depend on it

Advancing geophysical surveys for a sustainable energy future