We are interested in new technologies and techniques that would help us:
define and optimise site interim and end states, for example, factors influencing decision making;
address barriers to onsite and in situ disposal of waste; and
address the management of residual land contamination.
We are particularly interested in new technologies and techniques that would improve our ability to predict changes in facilities and remotely monitor facilities, ground and groundwater over long periods of time.
Get in touch with research@nda.gov.uk
COVID-19 has resulted in the significant disruption to the construction and property sector, as well as having significant financial impacts on local authority revenues. Groundscreen is a cloud-based digital planning too...
Funded by: Innovate UK
Lead research organisation: GROUNDSURE LIMITED
The project addresses factors influencing decision making for site interim and end states, as well as barriers to onsite disposal of waste and management of land contamination.
This project will deliver, as a commercial product, a novel technology (The Aquifer Assessment Tool, AAT) for the in situ investigation of contaminated groundwater. The AAT uses single borehole tracer tests to provide si...
Funded by: EPSRC
Lead research organisation: University of Sheffield
The project focuses on in situ investigation of contaminated groundwater, which partially relates to the question about addressing barriers to onsite disposal of waste.
Carbon Reduction Digital Twin (CreDiT) for Brownfield Remediation The project is aimed at stream-lining the processes involved in the remediation of brownfield development sites. Current regulatory planning practices a...
Funded by: NERC
Lead research organisation: University of Surrey
The project aims to streamline the processes involved in brownfield remediation, which partially relates to the question about addressing barriers to onsite disposal of waste and management of land contamination.