Experience
We have been undertaking physical and ecological surveys for over 70 years. Browse what we have been up to recently.
Understanding Welsh seabed characteristics through multibeam bathymetry processing
Processing bathymetry and backscatter data to help Welsh Government better understand seabed characteristics in resource areas
Supporting the preservation of Tilbury Fort with bathymetry and topographic survey
Undertaking bathymetric and topographic surveys to support the moat management plan for the historic Tilbury Fort
Baseline survey of Bembridge MCZ key features
Undertaking a phase one baseline survey of key features to assess the direction of ecological change
Baseline ecological surveys for tidal energy EIA
Undertaking a suite of ecological surveys to inform the proposed outer Dee tidal lagoon
Crab fishery monitoring to support aggregate dredging
ABPmer was asked to conduct a geophysical survey in the vicinity of a crab fishery area south of Hastings, to ensure there were no negative effects from aggregate dredging activity taking place nearby
Area 392/393 geophysical survey
ABPmer was asked to conduct a geophysical survey within aggregate extraction Area 392/393 in fulfilment of a marine licence issued by NRW.
Hydrodynamic and coastal process impact assessment
ABPmer was commissioned to undertake an estuarine hydrodynamic and coastal process assessment of the Cruise Hull Project to inform a feasibility study and the start of the marine licence process.
Solent Gateway shiplift
Solent Gateway contracted ABPmer to obtain the necessary consents and permissions to undertake maintenance dredging and disposal around the jetties, shiplift and their approaches.
At-sea ornithological survey guidance
ABPmer was commissioned by Natural Resources Wales to draft a guidance document for the design and implementation of robust ornithology surveys, to inform assessments for marine licensing and other consenting regimes.
Annual harbour bathymetry survey
ABPmer undertakes annual hydrographic surveys of the River Hamble to enable the Harbour Authority to maintain its knowledge of water depths and understand any changes.
