Did you know Aquascope monitors and models land and water resources providing the local daily measures and insights needed to realise solutions to value and protect 6 out of 9 of the planetary boundaries. #nutrientflows #freshwater #landsystems #carbon #climate #biosphere #systemsbasedapproach
Aquascope
Information Technology & Services
Wallingford, England 489 followers
Measurement, Reporting & Verification; Integrated carbon & water accounting for nature
About us
Aquascope digitises and verifies entire river basins at any scale enabling us to: - Understand risk from a changing natural resource management. - Modelling of impacts of investment for more robust planning - Monitoring and reporting for compliance and continual assessment. Accurate data in minutes and at a scale. We apply a process-driven methodology to digitise river basins for a systems-based approach to integrated land and water resource management. We achieve this by combining the most advanced river basin model, satellite sensors and sampling to ground truth. AQUA ALERT -Water quality forecasting AQUA SCENARIO - Run landscape scenarios in minutes and set up MRV AQUA CLIMATE - The best way to see site-level impacts from climate change AQUA COMPLY - Report and disclose impact data. We enable better decision-making for everyone to support operations managers, investors, supply chain, and compliance.
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http://www.aquascope.com
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- Industry
- Information Technology & Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Wallingford, England
- Type
- Privately Held
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Wallingford, England, GB
Employees at Aquascope
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Andrew Hodge
Passionate individual driven by integrity. I love rivers and the natural environment and enabling people to discover their potential through access…
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Rachel Fenton PhD
Director @ Alvarez & Marsal | Chartered Accountant | Investigations | Compliance
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D A Denton
Owner at EcoGarden Projects and writer of screenplays.
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Séamus O'Donnell
Remote Sensing, GIS, and Geoscience Specialist
Updates
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A few River facts on World Rivers Day … - There are approximately 165 major rivers in the world. - 65% of the United States’ drinking water comes from rivers? - The shortest river in the world is called the Roe river — it is only 201 feet long and is found in Montana. - The deepest River in the world is the Congo (formerly known as the Zaire) at its deepest is about 700 feet / 220 meters! - The longest river in the world is the Nile in N.Africa, the entire length of the river is a whopping 4,132 miles and borders 11 countries. Over 50% of the world's population lives closer than 3 km to a surface freshwater body #Rivers #Freshwater
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