PROJECTS
DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS
A decision support system (DSS) is an information system that aids a business in decision-making activities that require judgment, determination, and a sequence of actions. The information system assists the mid- and high-level management of an organization by analyzing huge volumes of unstructured data and accumulating information that can help to solve problems and help in decision-making. A DSS is either human-powered, automated, or a combination of both.
HYDROLOGICAL ASSESSMENTS
In engineering, a hydrological assessment is carried out to quantify the flow or volume of water in a river or stream, overland, in soils, in a pond or in a reservoir. This is used to assess the pluvial, fluvial or groundwater flood risk to a site or to evaluate the capacity of a soakaway, storage pond, reservoir or culvert.
Our skillsets allow us to be able to deliver this type of assessments efficiently. Click here to see some hydrological assessments we have done.
WATER RESOURCES ASSESSMENTS
Water Resource Assessment is a process of creating a common and trusted information base about the qualitative and quantitative status of different water resources and water services along with various human, hydrological and topographical factors which might affect these water resources.
URBAN NON-REVENUE WATER PROJECTS
Non-revenue water (NRW) management allows utilities to expand and improve service, enhance financial performance, make cities more attractive, increase climate resilience and reduce energy consumption. In a water constrained environment, NRW management often offers superior cost-effectiveness compared to supply augmentation.
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CROP ASSESSMENTS
Crop monitoring & damage assessment crop health evaluation, as well as early detection of crop infestations, is critical in ensuring high agricultural productivity. Stress associated with, for example, moisture deficiencies, insects, fungal and weed infestations, must be detected early enough to provide an opportunity for the farmer to mitigate.
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INTEGRATED GROUND AND SURFACE WATER MODELLING ASSESSMENT
Integrated Water Flow Model (IWFM) is a powerful tool that can help water managers understand the historical evolution of the surface and subsurface water flows within their basin, and to plan the use of groundwater and surface water to meet future agricultural, municipal and industrial water demands.
CLIMATE CHANGE ASSESSMENTS
According to World Atlas, "Climate change indicators are used to track and communicate changes in the Earth's climate. The indicators represent the trend or state of certain societal and environmental conditions in a given area and over a given period."