Today's best practise modern civil engineering design demands good quality ground investigation and particularly good geological interpretation. Recent major engineering projects have shown that investment in the best understanding of the geology results in design optimisation - and significant cost savings in the long term.
Staff at the Natural History Museum include many of the UK's acknowledged specialists in stratigraphy and mineralogical interpretation.
Our earth scientists can deliver impartial advice and consultancy expertise using extensive knowledge of UK and worldwide geology and state of the art analytical laboratories. We have one of the world's largest reference collections of rocks, minerals, fossils and building stones, and internationally-renowned earth science libraries, geological map libraries and specialist geological databases.
detailed characterisation and interpretation of materials (minerals, rocks, concentrates, landfill liners, waste products and water)
on-site geological/biological evaluation of potential and existing construction sites with follow up laboratory studies
advice on the application of constructed wetlands for wastewater treatment
site investigation and stratigraphical interpretation
CPD training courses in stratigraphy and mineralogy
soil, rock and ground water characterisation studies
landfill assessment and remediation
wastewater remediation studies
building stone characteristics and conservation
Find out more about our recent Engineering geology consulting projects.
Find out more about our upcoming CDP training courses PDF (1.2MB)
Kristina Duffin
Natural History Museum
Cromwell Road
London
SW7 5BD
UK
Tel: +44 (0)20 7942 5816
Fax: +44 (0)20 7942 5841