Our services and products
Scientific Report, Expert Opinion, and Consultation
We provide state-of-the-art multidisciplinary reports integrating:
Environmental sciences
Quantitative marine ecology
Biodiversity and species resilience
Oceanography & hydrodynamics
Biochemistry
Socio-economic sciences
Infrastructure & technology
Environmental sciences
Quantitative marine ecology
Biodiversity and species resilience
Oceanography & hydrodynamics
Biochemistry
Socio-economic sciences
Infrastructure & technology
Our reports inform recommendations for regulatory impact and strategic environmental assessments supporting incident management and remediation, requirements and permitting processes
Potential Impact Assessment Report PIA
Comprehensive, multidisciplinary impact study includes:
Pollutant dispersion modelling (fate and transport)
Ecosystem impact evaluation
Sensitivity receptors ranking
Socio–economic effect evaluation
Critical infrastructure and technology report
Scenario–based forecasting
Ongoing monitoring strategies
Pollutant dispersion modelling (fate and transport)
Ecosystem impact evaluation
Sensitivity receptors ranking
Socio–economic effect evaluation
Critical infrastructure and technology report
Scenario–based forecasting
Ongoing monitoring strategies
Our report is based on robust scientific techniques
Preliminary Potential Impact Assessment (PPIA)
PPIA is a timely scientific assessment of the pollution event's scope and impacts, allowing effected parties to optimise resources and efforts, to monitor and manage, the event while complying with requirements for first response and ongoing remediation
The PPIA includes the localization of zones of contamination, extent of the contamination and its possible spread over time
It indicates where further investigation may be required, types of necessary response, and means needed for containment of pollution sites
It indicates where further investigation may be required, types of necessary response, and means needed for containment of pollution sites
Baseline
Evaluation
A baseline evaluation establishes the pre-incident environmental conditions of the affected area. It serves as a reference point to measure the extent of damage caused by oil pollution. This includes assessing ecological, physical, and socioeconomic indicators using historical data, monitoring records, and scientific benchmarks to support impact scope analyses, and claim substantiation
Fund
Applications
Support in preparing and submitting fund applications related to marine oil pollution incidents
Evidence-based applications
Environmental restoration funding
Compensation fund criteria
Strategic documentation
Process guidance
Evidence-based applications
Environmental restoration funding
Compensation fund criteria
Strategic documentation
Process guidance
Applications are tailored to meet specific fund criteria, supported by scientific evidence and clear process guidance
Legal Consultation & Litigation Support
Reports and expert opinions supporting national and international redress and compensation mechanisms
Advisory on compensation mechanisms
Viability of insurance claims
Legal proceedings support
Production and analysis of scientific evidence
Advisory on compensation mechanisms
Viability of insurance claims
Legal proceedings support
Production and analysis of scientific evidence
Our insights are designed to strengthen legal proceedings, support insurance claims, and advance redress and compensation processes
