Scope of services
- Geology and hydrogeology reports for Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
- Landslide, rockfall, flood and earthquake hazard analysis
- Site selection for waste disposal and landfills
- Technical support for mine rehabilitation and closure plans
- GIS-based hazard and risk maps
- Erosion and sediment transport assessments
Our approach
We assess both the project's impact on the site and the site's risks to the project. We map geological hazards, classify their likelihood and consequences, and propose measures that can be integrated into the design.
Deliverables
- Geology/hydrogeology chapters for EIA files
- Hazard and risk maps
- Mitigation and monitoring recommendations
- Technical input for rehabilitation plans
Who is it for?
Mining and energy companies, industrial investors, municipalities and any project going through EIA.
Frequently asked questions
Why does geology matter in an EIA?
A project's interaction with ground, groundwater and natural hazards is a core EIA topic. Incomplete geological assessment leads to revisions and delays.
What is a geohazard map used for?
It shows the location and severity of hazards such as landslides, floods and rockfall, supporting decisions on facility layout, route selection and mitigation design.