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Our Expertise.

Delivered by multidisciplinary team, bringing together scientific knowledge, engineering expertise, and regulatory understanding to support every stage of coastal and marine development. From field data collection to environmental permitting, our integrated approach helps clients make informed decisions throughout the project lifecycle.

Hydro-Oceanographic Modeling

Hydro-oceanographic modeling is the process of translating natural oceanographic phenomena into discrete or numerical equations so their behavior can be scientifically analyzed and predicted. Numerical oceanographic modeling results serve as a reference for experts to understand processes that are difficult to observe directly, such as current, wave, and tidal interactions, as well as the influence of meteorological conditions on water dynamics. This modeling integrates survey data and historical data to produce representative sea condition simulations, enabling accurate depiction of existing conditions and prediction of potential future changes.

Scope of Work

Wave Transformation
Tidal
Current
Sediment Transport and Coastal Morphology
Water Quality
Dredging and Dumping

Types of Work

Coastal and Marine Infrastructure
Port and Harbor Development
Coastal Protection and Management
Dredging and Reclamation
Marine Spatial Planning
Environmental and Water Quality Studies
Sediment Management
Hydro-Oceanographic Assessment

The scope of hydro-oceanographic modeling also covers metocean surveys that assess meteorological and oceanographic conditions in an integrated manner, including wind, tides, long-term waves, and climate variability affecting marine operations and safety.

Hydro-Oceanographic Survey

Hydro-oceanographic surveying is a series of systematic data and information collection activities on the physical conditions of waters and coastal areas, supporting the planning, design, and management of marine activities. Surveys are conducted in accordance with the international IHO S-44 Standards for Hydrographic Surveys, 5th Edition (2008), ensuring that methods, accuracy, and data quality meet globally recognized standards.

Scope of Work

Bathymetric Survey (Single Beam & Multibeam Echosounder)
Coastal Topographic Survey
Oceanographic Parameter Survey (Current, Wave, TSS, Bed Sediment)
Tidal Observation and Gauge Installation
Water and Sediment Quality Sampling

Types of Work

Bathymetric Survey
Topographic Survey
Oceanographic Parameter Survey
Tidal Measurement
Water and Sediment Quality Sampling

All data collection is carried out using survey equipment that meets technical specifications, has undergone calibration, and is operated by experienced professionals to ensure reliable measurement results.

Port Planning

Port planning encompasses technical and administrative activities aimed at ensuring the construction and development of port facilities is carried out legally, safely, efficiently, and in accordance with operational needs. This includes the licensing process for Special Terminals, Public Terminals, and Terminals for Own Use (TUKS), as well as permits for dredging and reclamation activities within special terminal areas.

Scope of Work

Licensing (Public Terminal, Special Terminal, Own-Use Terminal)
Feasibility Study (FS) Preparation
Port Master Plan (RIP) Preparation
Shipping Channel Planning
Aid to Navigation (SBNP) Planning

Types of Work

Licensing for Public Terminal, Special Terminal, and TUKS
Feasibility Study (FS) Preparation
Port Master Plan (RIP) Preparation
Shipping Channel Planning
Aid to Navigation Planning (Light Buoy, Light Beacon, Navigation Systems)

Integrating all planning components produces a well-directed port development concept that meets regulatory requirements, supports shipping safety, and improves the operational efficiency and competitiveness of the port sector.

Environmental Permitting

Preparing Environmental Documents is a mandatory step in fulfilling the basic requirements for a Business License, namely obtaining Environmental Approval before a business or activity can be carried out. This document serves as an instrument for preventing, controlling, and evaluating environmental impacts so that development can proceed in line with the principles of sustainability and environmental protection.

Scope of Work

AMDAL (Environmental Impact Analysis)
UKL-UPL (Environmental Management & Monitoring Efforts)
KKPRL (Marine Spatial Use Conformity)
PERTEK (Technical Approval)
Environmental Documents for Business Licensing

Types of Work

AMDAL for Activities with Significant Impact
UKL-UPL for Activities with Moderate Impact
Technical Approval (Wastewater, Emissions, Hazardous Waste, Quality Standards)
KKPRL (Marine Spatial Use Conformity)
Risk-Based Environmental Document Preparation

References for preparation include risk-based licensing regulations, technical guidelines for environmental document preparation, and applicable quality standards. Through comprehensive and compliant document preparation, businesses can ensure regulatory compliance, minimize environmental risk, and enhance the credibility and sustainability of their operations.

Ecosystem Monitoring

Ecosystem monitoring is a data-driven environmental monitoring program designed to maintain the balance between industrial activities and ecosystem conservation as part of sustainability efforts. Its main focus is collecting scientific data on ecosystem conditions before, during, and after activities take place, covering biodiversity, habitat quality, and environmental change dynamics.

Scope of Work

Identification and Inventory of Flora and Fauna Biodiversity Potential (Terrestrial & Aquatic)
Biodiversity Study of a Given Area
Conservation Assessment and Biodiversity Management Strategy
Mangrove Forest and Nature Reserve Database Development
Biodiversity Management and Silviculture Training

Types of Work

Identification and Inventory of Flora and Fauna Biodiversity Potential in an Area (Terrestrial and Aquatic)
Biodiversity Study and Conservation Strategy for a Given Area
Mangrove Forest and Nature Reserve Database Preparation
Human Resource Development through Biodiversity Management Training
Silviculture and Nursery Management Training

The data collected is analyzed to identify trends and evaluate the effectiveness of environmental management programs already in place. Monitoring reports also serve as evidence of regulatory compliance, support the permitting process, and form part of ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) reporting.

Carbon Stock Assessment

Carbon stock assessment is a service that helps industries understand their carbon emissions position while designing concrete steps toward lower-carbon operations. This service includes developing decarbonization strategies and Net Zero Emission roadmaps, analyzing energy efficiency and renewable energy opportunities, and supporting the utilization of carbon economic value through carbon market mechanisms and offset project development.

Scope of Work

Above and Below-Ground Biomass Carbon Stock Estimation
Decarbonization Strategy and Net Zero Roadmap
Carbon Economic Value (NEK) & Carbon Market Services
Regulatory Consultation and Climate Risk Management
ESG Reporting in Line with the GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) Framework

Types of Work

Above and Below-Ground Biomass Carbon Stock Estimation
Decarbonization Strategy and Net Zero Roadmap
Carbon Economic Value (NEK) & Carbon Market Services (IDXCarbon)
Regulatory Consultation and Climate Risk Management
Integrating Carbon Data into Sustainability Reporting Per GRI Standards

Validation and verification by independent institutions are also facilitated so that emission reduction efforts can be recognized nationally and internationally, including readiness for carbon trading schemes such as IDXCarbon.

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