Our service focuses on the quantitative and spatial assessment of accident consequences involving chemically pure hazardous substances. We specialize in hazard analysis for materials classified as class 2 (gases), class 3 (flammable liquids), class 6.1 (toxic substances), and class 8 (corrosive materials). We place particular emphasis on High Consequence Dangerous Goods (HCDG) - substances whose release or misuse can result in mass casualties, infrastructure destruction, or socio-economic disruption.
In our analytical process, we utilize certified dispersion modeling software (EPA/NOAA), which we strictly integrate with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and satellite mapping systems. Each simulation incorporates site-specific meteorological data (wind, temperature, atmospheric stability class) and local environmental characteristics.
To ensure the highest precision, we overlay hazard plumes onto specialized demographic layers based on open-source satellite datasets. This allows for a realistic assessment of risk to the local population.
The results of our analyses serve as the technical foundation for key safety procedures within your enterprise:
- route optimization - defining transport corridors that minimize the risk of infrastructural and social crises;
- infrastructure planning - verification of locations for critical logistical operations (filling, emptying zones, and warehouse management);
- crisis response - precise determination of evacuation zone boundaries for various accident scenarios.
We thus provide a multi-dimensional and reliable risk assessment that translates into informed management decisions - eliminating the element of "flying blind" during emergency planning.
