Surveillance plans
Pre- and post-operational monitoring of an area, whether protected or not, is vitally important for detecting potential changes in the ecosystem, as well as for evaluating and quantifying them on a spatial and temporal scale.
Water quality studies
The physical, chemical, and biological parameters of water give us an idea of its condition and environmental quality, indicating its degree of healthiness and/or pollution. Water is an essential element for the life of the species that inhabit it, serving as a good bioindicator of its condition.
Sediment studies
Physical studies of sediment help us understand sediment dynamics, while chemical and biological studies allow us to assess the state of sediment health and understand how anthropogenic activities affect the environment.
Taxonomic studies
The structure of both marine and terrestrial fauna and flora communities is strongly influenced by the nature of their surrounding environment. Understanding and classifying the organisms in these communities into groups, families, and/or species provides invaluable information for understanding spatial and temporal changes in populations.
Completed Projects
Consejo Insular de Aguas de Tenerife
Surveillance and Control Plan for discharges managed by the Tenerife Island Water Council
Consejo Insular de Aguas de Gran Canaria
Monitoring and Control Plan for discharges managed by the Gran Canaria Island Water Council
Elmasa
Monitoring and Control Plan for discharges from the Bahía Feliz submarine outfall (Gran Canaria)
Canal Gestión Lanzarote
Monitoring and Control Plan for discharges managed by Canal Gestión Lanzarote
CAAF
Monitoring and Control Plan for discharges managed by the Consortium for the Supply of Water to Fuerteventura
Gobierno de Canarias
Control and monitoring of effluents discharged from land to sea from facilities with AVM in the Canary Islands
ACUAES
Technical assistance services for the preparation of a study on the current and future environmental impact of the Puerto del Carmen submarine outfall (Tías, Lanzarote Island)
Mancomunidad del Sureste de Gran Canaria
Work related to the request for an extension of the Land-to-Sea Discharge Authorization for the submarine outfall of the Southeast Gran Canaria Community
R&D
Discharge control system
Continuous data collection and management through Big Data analysis methodologies allows us to accurately and precisely understand what we’re collecting, enabling us to design the best tools for managing it.
