A Geographic Information System (GIS) is an electronic map used to display data based on its location. GIS becomes a powerful analytical tool where data that is related geographically can be analysed, modelled and graphically displayed.

At FTC our team of GIS experts have developed the knowledge and skills necessary to provide clients with the highest quality of service across a wide variety of disciplines. 

We have developed extensive experience in GIS and were one of the first Irish consultants to establish an in-house team. We utilise the power and strength of GIS on many different project types from planning applications to facility site selection and waste management planning. FTC has built up a database of many of the constraints affecting potential developments such as population settlements, geology, archaeology, infrastructure, utilities, land use and planning zoning.

Services Provided

• Constraints reports (planning, land use, archaeological, habitats, etc.)
• Facility site selection
• Renewable resource feasibility studies
• Modelling of nutrient loss
• Environmental mapping
• Waste collection route optimisation
• Nutrient management planning design of environmental monitoring network
• Groundwater protection schemes
• Data capture, management and maintenance
• GIS planning and development
• Cartographic services 

Representative Experience

Dublin City Council: Waste Collection Route Optimisation
Monaghan County Council: Water quality\GIS management system
Kerry County Council: North Kerry aquifer study
Kildare County Council: Landfill site selection
Confidential Client: National Wind Farm site selection study
Mayo County Council: Sludge management planning
Ballybane Windfarms Ltd: Glanta Commons Wind Farm
J.A. Woods Ltd.: EIS and planning application for quarry developments
South East Region: Regional waste management plan

Contact Details

Bryan Regan
Senior Scientist
Core House,
Pouladuff Road,
Cork.
T - 021 4964133
F - 021 4964644
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