Geomorphological services

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  • Natural terrain hazard and risk assessment, Hong Kong
  • Terrain evaluation in arid and semi arid environments, Saudi Arabia
  • Cliff instability investigation and risk assessment, North Yorkshire
  • Making projections of future landform change - Cumbrian coast, UK
  • Ponesk Burn, Scotland - a sustainable diversion channel through bedrock
  • Stability risk assessment for an area of deep-seated landsliding, Isle of Wight
  • Coastal erosion and outflanking assessment, North Somerset
  • Hydromorphological assessment of weir removal, Abercraf, Wales
  • Sediment management in upland rivers
  • Floodplain channel avulsion in the Scottish Borders
  • Fluvial geomorphological map for sediment management, Isle of Skye, Scotland
  • Terrain evaluation in support of seismic hazard analysis, India
  • Geophysical interpretation for deepwater subsea development, Nile delta, Egypt
  • Bespoke site investigation for peat slides, Shetland Islands, Scotland
  • Peat slide impact on strategic highways, Shetland Islands, Scotland
  • Site screening and characterisation for renewable energy developments
  • Flood damage and woody debris assessment, Boscastle, Cornwall
  • Route corridor assessment for cables and pipelines, offshore Cornwall
  • Terrain evaluation and routing optimisation using satellite imagery, Algeria
  • Geomorphology and landslip potential mapping, Isle of Wight

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Image 1 of 20 Natural terrain hazard and risk assessment, Hong Kong

Statement of capability

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Client feedback

An understanding of the geomorphology of sites and their surroundings is essential to manage the potential geohazards, risks and opportunities associated with natural features, processes and ground conditions.

Understanding geomorphology ensures that time delays and cost overruns associated with natural hazards and unforeseen ground conditions are identified and mitigated early in the project lifecycle.

Clear definition of the geohazard risks, opportunities and impact of development informs sustainable design and mitigation, where necessary, allowing for future change processes, such as climate change.

Engineering geomorphology services

Halcrow’s engineering geomorphology specialists offer international experience of applied geomorphology. Our dedicated team of chartered geomorphologists and consultants apply best practice to our projects to achieve technically robust and efficient results that exceed client expectations. Our team has specific expertise in the following:

  • terrain evaluation
  • marine geohazards and geotechnics
  • coastal erosion and cliff instability
  • long-term coastal evolution
  • applied fluvial geomorphology
  • geohazards and risk assessment

Research and development

Halcrow’s engineering geomorphology group is actively involved in a number of research and development projects, and maintains strong links with academic specialists and expert consultants to ensure that up-to-date knowledge and methodologies are available to clients. The team has contributed extensively to the engineering geomorphology discipline with over 100 technical publications in journals, books and conference proceedings.

 

 

 

 

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Contact details

Roger Moore

United Kingdom

t: +44 (0)121 456 0563