Water & Environment

With automatic monitoring from Cautus Geo, you get a full overview so that you can be notified of spillages and minimise the damage. Not least, monitoring allows you to document that the work has not had a negative impact on the environment.

Our systems can be deployed in everything from small streams to coastal areas and can measure chemical and physical parameters in addition to water level, water flow and waves.

We also carry out underwater vibration measurements for blasting work that may affect the surrounding environment.

In some projects, you need knowledge and insight into how the preservation conditions are and develop in the soil, e.g. for "in situ" preservation in archaeological surveys, i.e. cultural monuments should be left untouched where they are, with the intention of being investigated in the future.

To ensure that cultural monuments are preserved in good condition in the years to come, you need to know how the preservation conditions are and are developing.

Cautus Geo has good experience with environmental monitoring of cultural heritage sites and has in projects with soil profiles installed different types of sensors for data collection of oxygen level, water content, pH values, redox etc.

Sewerage systems have limited capacity. In addition, climate change can increase the strain on the system. We therefore have this as an important area. Prevention measures such as flood-proof structures, warning systems and evacuation plans reduce the risk of loss of life and material damage and help to minimise possible consequences for the environment.

Cautus Geo offers advanced solutions for continuous and automated monitoring of surface water, floods, precipitation and other relevant parameters. Our systems combine sensors and web-based technology to provide real-time data and early warning of potential risks.

Climatic conditions are often an important factor in many different projects. Cautus Geo can deliver weather stations that cover the most important weather and climate measurements.