EHMH · ENGINEERING SERVICES
Hydraulic and hydrological engineering for project decisions
Studies, modelling and assessments to understand water behaviour, evaluate constraints and inform infrastructure decisions. We tailor the scope to the problem, available evidence and project stage.
01 / CAPABILITIES
Start with the decision your project needs to support
Water-related problems often involve several disciplines. This directory helps identify a starting point; the final scope depends on a review of the available evidence and site conditions.
Hydrological studies
What flows and runoff inputs should the project consider? Catchment, rainfall and runoff analysis provides the basis for assessment and design scenarios.
Hydraulic modelling
How does a channel, network or structure perform? Hydraulic analysis helps assess water levels, velocities and capacity under explicit scenarios and boundary conditions.
Flood risk assessment
How could flooding affect a planned investment? We consider hazard, exposure and vulnerability to support site decisions and mitigation priorities.
Urban hydraulic assessments
Why is existing infrastructure not performing as expected? We examine drainage and water infrastructure constraints to inform investigations and improvements.
02 / SCOPE
From a concern to a defined technical scope
- Frame the decisionIdentify the location, land use, project stage, observed symptoms and the decision that needs technical support.
- Review the evidenceAssess drawings, surveys, operational records, earlier studies and applicable requirements. Identify information gaps.
- Agree the method and outputsDefine the surveys, calculations or models required and the appropriate level of detail. Different decisions require different tools.
03 / OUTPUTS
Evidence that supports the next step
Depending on the agreed service, outputs may include a technical report, drawings and maps, calculation or modelling results, a comparison of alternatives and recommendations for further work.
Unsure which assessment your project needs?
Tell us the location, observed problem and available background information. This helps us direct the enquiry and identify the appropriate technical approach.