Flooding due to Rising Groundwater

Identify groundwater level threats

The increase in hydro-climatic hazards has direct consequences on water tables and groundwater levels. Regional planning actors must therefore integrate the risk of rising water tables at the very beginning of their construction or linear infrastructure projects in order to foresee, avoid or limit their impact.

To anticipate these threats and secure your projects, our team of hydrogeologists can work with you to assess the expected groundwater levels, from design phase to groundwater control during the construction phase:

Highest Water Levels assessment,
Regulatory studies (Water Law, pumping, discharge),
Technical assistance
Design and works supervision.

In providing this expertise in hydrogeology, we aim to integrate not only basic technical data but also environmental and economic impacts to ensure that our solutions are both practical and efficient. Where the project or project issues require, we can mobilise additional in-house expertise in environment, hydraulics, civil engineering, urban planning and landscaping.

With this crosscutting approach, we can deliver better-fit construction solutions, optimise work phases and ensure infrastructure and facilities’ durability.

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Flooding due to Rising Groundwater

Flooding due to Rising Groundwater

Identify groundwater level threats