Watershed-scale thinking
for site-scale decisions.
Watershed-scale thinking for site-scale decisions.
Water Resources Planning
We analyze catchments, runoff and water balance to inform drainage planning and technical studies for development and infrastructure.
GIS and hydrologic modelling are combined to give planners and designers a clear technical basis.
Scope of work
- Catchment delineation and hydrologic analysis
- Watershed and drainage assessment
- Water balance
- GIS and spatial data preparation
- Technical studies supporting planning decisions
Tools
Common questions
What is a watershed or subwatershed study?
A technical study of how a drainage area behaves hydrologically and environmentally, used to guide land use and infrastructure decisions.
What is a water balance?
An accounting of how rainfall is split between runoff, evaporation and infiltration. It is used to protect groundwater recharge and stream health when land is developed.
How is GIS used?
To delineate catchments, measure land cover and slope, and prepare spatial inputs for hydrologic models.
Bring us the water
problem.
Tell us about your project and we will discuss scope, approach and the most practical way to help your team.