The National Ground Risk ModelTM (NGRM) enables scalable, cost-effective and instant analysis of ground risk on all 29 million GB properties, 50 million structures and 30 million land parcels.
A simple risk scoring system across subsidence, mining, coastal erosion and landslides ensures ease of use by professionals across multiple sectors, including banking, insurance, planning, property and the public sector.
For the first time, organisations are able to obtain rapid assessment of all ground risks in their planning, operations and decision making, and minimise potential costly consequences.
Supplied and integrated to meet bespoke business needs.
Guidance from the leading UK ground risk modellers.
Focused on advancing scalable ground risk assessment.
Next generation ground risk assessment
NGRM: ClimateTM enables financial institutions to understand how ground instability hazards such as soil subsidence and coastal erosion are projected to impact property due to climate change.
Ground risk profiles for 29 million residential properties, 30 million commercial buildings and 50 million structures also include information on present day ground instability hazards such as historic mining, landslides and dissolution, providing an easy way for any business to understand their exposure to ground hazards.
Each year, ground hazards like soil, geological and mining subsidence, coastal erosion and landslides cause damage and disruption to UK property, land and infrastructure.
These hidden hazards are varied, widespread and complex. Existing information products fail to translate the risk into actionable insight for a non-technical audience.
Starved of accessible and authoritative ground risk information, organisations and governments make decisions each day worth millions of pounds with under-informed views of ground risk, which can have costly consequences.
Subsidence presents an approx. £40billion liability to property.
Mine entries can reduce property value by almost 30%.
Homes worth a combined £19billion are at risk of coastal erosion.
Landslides cause over £10million in financial losses annually.
At Terrafirma, we are passionate about improving the understanding of the ground, and the complex ways it interacts with the built environment. Our geologists, soil scientists and mining engineers clearly communicate complex ground risks through our pioneering reports, expert advice and innovative ground risk models.
Terrafirma exist to ensure people and organisations have access to accurate and understandable information on ground hazards and the risks they pose, so they can make informed decisions without needing to be ground risk specialists themselves.
Proven in property-specific remote ground risk assessment.
A team of industry-recognised scientists and professionals.
With a scientific understanding of ground risk to property.
Across the UK, homes, infrastructure and land are at risk from complex ground hazards that can remain hidden for years. Every day, decisions worth millions of pounds are being made without considering the consequences of these hazards, putting the investments of individuals, families and businesses at risk.
At Terrafirma, we are passionate about improving the understanding of the ground, and the complex ways it interacts with the built environment. Our geologists, soil scientists and mining engineers clearly communicate ground risks through our pioneering reports, expert advice and innovative ground risk models.
Terrafirma exist to ensure people and organisations have access to accurate and understandable information on ground hazards, so they can make informed decisions without needing to be ground risk specialists themselves.
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