Question
Which assumptions and unresolved issues could change the decision?
APPLICATIONS
Different settings. A consistent technical approach.
These illustrative applications explain how a technical assignment can be framed. They are not claims of completed client projects or measured performance.
01
Model quality & handover
An inherited drainage model needs to inform a new design or asset decision.
Method
Review model provenance, run agreed diagnostics, and relate findings to intended use.
Useful outputs
An issue register, reproducible runs and a prioritized action list.
02
Blue–green–grey infrastructure
A project team needs to compare options for storage, green space and drainage infrastructure.
Question
How do options alter agreed flow, water level or runoff measures?
Method
Define a common baseline, consistent boundary conditions and a limited option set.
Useful outputs
A scenario comparison, sensitivity notes and transparent assumptions for cost inputs.
03
Historic, low-lying urban courtyards
Compact spaces combine low floor levels, constrained access and downstream drainage limitations.
Question
Where does water enter, collect and leave, and what needs protection?
Method
Work with local survey and heritage teams to assess flow paths, storage, safe discharge and maintenance access.
Useful outputs
A flow-path diagnosis, low-impact options and a maintenance and emergency framework.
Site surveys, observations, heritage constraints and local engineering review are defined with the client and local partners. Design predictions and measured outcomes are reported separately.
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