At Reddune, our Environmental Monitoring Services ensure that both onshore and offshore projects operate in full compliance with environmental standards, minimizing impact on air, water, and soil quality. We combine modern monitoring technologies with expert analysis to support sustainable development and environmental protection.
Onshore Environmental Monitoring
Onshore monitoring focuses on land-based project areas such as industrial plants, construction sites, and urban developments. Reddune conducts continuous monitoring to evaluate how onshore operations affect surrounding ecosystems and communities.
Key Areas of Onshore Monitoring
- Air Quality Monitoring – Measuring dust, emissions, and pollutants generated by onshore construction and industrial activities.
- Water Quality Monitoring – Assessing surface and groundwater contamination from construction runoff or chemical usage.
- Noise and Vibration Monitoring – Ensuring compliance with safety and environmental noise standards for nearby communities.
- Soil and Waste Monitoring – Testing soil conditions for contamination and verifying proper waste disposal methods.
- Ecological Impact Assessments – Studying flora, fauna, and habitat conditions to prevent ecological imbalance.
Reddune’s onshore monitoring ensures all projects follow local and international environmental regulations, protecting land resources and promoting eco-friendly development.
Offshore Environmental Monitoring
Offshore monitoring is crucial for marine and coastal operations, especially in oil, gas, dredging, and infrastructure development. Reddune’s offshore monitoring services safeguard marine habitats by controlling pollution, sediment dispersion, and ecological disturbances.
Key Areas of Offshore Monitoring
- Marine Water Quality Testing – Measuring turbidity, salinity, pH, and chemical composition to maintain healthy marine ecosystems.
- Sediment and Turbidity Monitoring – Controlling sediment spread during dredging or reclamation using silt curtains and continuous testing.
- Noise and Vibration Control – Monitoring underwater noise levels from machinery and vessels to protect marine species.
- Hydrological and Current Studies – Observing tidal and current movements to assess environmental impact during offshore construction.
- Marine Ecology Monitoring – Assessing coral reefs, seabed habitats, and aquatic life before, during, and after project execution.
Reddune’s offshore environmental monitoring integrates real-time data collection, specialized marine equipment, and expert marine biologists to ensure marine activities remain safe, compliant, and environmentally responsible.
