The HDSS technique involves the uninterrupted collection of geo-referenced data over long stretches of waterway (click here to learn more about HDSS). The data can be collected on floatable and non-floatable waterways using an array of video equipment and other sensory equipment that convert blue lines on a map to data-rich GIS layers backed up by video documentation. Aquatic habitat can be thoroughly mapped to show sensitive areas that must be considered in the project. HDSS processing will compile the data and produce deliverables tailored to optimize your permitting requirements.
Don’t limit your data to within a few hundred yards of a project site. While such data may meet technical requirements of a permit, limiting your data can jeopardize the success of your permitting process and the overall goals of the project.