Environmental data is vital to tackling climate change, protecting nature, and planning resilient infrastructure. Yet it often comes from diverse sources and formats that make integration difficult.
We work with agencies and research bodies to model, curate, and publish environmental data so it can be shared, compared, and reused across systems. Our consultancy supports organisations in designing data architectures, improving metadata quality, and applying linked data and FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable).
Our clients include the Environment Agency, Natural Resources Wales, Defra, UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, and BRGM (French National Geological Survey). We deliver long-term platforms, such as environmental observatories and monitoring services, alongside advice and modelling that enables better decision-making on floods, droughts, water quality, and ecosystems.
Common challenges we solve:
- Integration of diverse datasets: hydrology, biodiversity, climate, air/water quality often sit in different systems.
- Timeliness and usability: raw monitoring data is not ready for decision-making.
- Metadata gaps: poor documentation makes data hard to discover and trust.
- Need for AI-ready data: preparing data infrastructures for modelling, forecasting, and automation.
- Cross-border collaboration: aligning standards and platforms across organisations, agencies and countries.
- Design and implementation of User Interfaces to explore and query complex multi-dimensional data
- Development of rich, multi-format and performant APIs to support programmatic re-use of data
See Our Projects pages for examples of our work.
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Working with Epimorphics
If your organisation is collecting environmental/EO data and facing issues of siloed systems, complex integration or publishing challenges – let’s talk about how we can help you build a connected data platform that delivers insight and value.
