From monitoring networks and specialized equipment to complete turnkey solutions for our clients' challenges: discover projects from around the world.
Regional Water Authority Rijn en IJssel is testing a new blue-green algae measuring system that may allow it to predict blue-green algae growth earlier in the future.
To improve traffic at the Driebergen-Zeist railway crossing, Prorail and the municipalities Utrechtse Heuvelrug and Zeist are building a tunnel. Copijn monitors the effect on groundwater and trees.
The Municipality of The Hague wants to improve the accessibility of the city by building the Rotterdamsebaan with a tunnel. Beforehand, the municipality wants to monitor groundwater levels for a year.
Intensive agriculture takes place in the Danube region. This can lead to pollution of protected nature areas. Therefore, the CHAIN project restores the balance between nature and human activities.
The Avenue2 project improves the accessibility of Maastricht. The groundwater is monitored during the construction of a stacked tunnel. In this way, the construction pit does not fill with water.
The Municipality of Bergen wants to optimize its sewerage policy. To do this, they investigate the sediment in the sewer in a unique way. They use a camera aimed at a transparent sewer pipe.
