Environmental Science Brochure

Providing Effective Environmental SolutionsSMAPPLIED TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENTEnvironmental AssessmentsWetland ServicesSurveying and MappingEcological StudiesField MonitoringLand and Resource ManagementUnderstanding and addressing environmental issues are among the most resource-consumptive activities for public- and private-sector organizations. Beyond the need to closely monitor the ever-changing federal, state, and local environmental regulations, affected parties also face the challenge of determining applicability, evaluating the appropriate options, and effectively implementing the selected course of action. Moreover, all of these must be accomplished under increasingly restrictive cost constraints.ATM offers complete environmental science and engineering services to resolve the issues facing today’s public- and private-sector entities. Whether addressing a community's concerns regarding environmental sustainability or designing and permitting a developer's wetland mitigation site, our professionals have the demonstrated qualifications necessary to meet the goals and requirements of our clients. ATM's environmental scientists and engineers have a long history of reducing the confusion and cost-impact of environmental regulations for municipal, industrial, port, developer, and other stakeholder clients. ATM professionals work in a number of distinct environments, including streams, rivers, marshes, wetlands, harbors, forests, reefs, coastal dunes, and open ocean. Whatever and wherever the environmental issue, you can count on ATM to address your needs through creative and effective means.SMAPPLIED TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENTCreatively Attaining Environmental GoalsProviding Effective Environmental Science SolutionsSMAPPLIED TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENTWetland ServicesEnvironmental AssessmentsAn accurate environmental assessment is critical for planning and permitting any project. ATM's staff consists of ecologists, water resource engineers and scientists, geologists, and other experts that provide comprehensive and valid assessments for every need.As the primary focus of NEPA and Clean Water Act Section 404 permitting, wetlands must be addressed during the project development process. ATM is staffed with a number of experts experienced in managing all aspects of wetland projects, from initial delineation and verification to ensuring wetland avoidance, impact minimization, mitigation design, and post-project monitoring. ATM's permitting know-how and demonstrated ability to develop solid relationships with stakeholders and resource agencies further contribute to our success with wetland projects.Precise surveying and mapping is essential in project planning, design, pre- and post-construction analysis, and post-project monitoring. ATM provides the broad range of quality survey and mapping services clients require for projects in all locations, whether terrestrial or underwater.Surveying and Mapping, Bathymetric and Magnetometer Surveying, Side-scan Sonar, Land and Boundary Surveying, Seagrass Mapping, GIS Database Creation and Analysis, GPS and CartographyCreated marsh mitigation area for turning basin in Savannah HarborAn Environmental Impact Statement was completed for the expansion of Paradise Island Resort, BahamasRectified aerial photograph indicating post-hurricane shoreline and wetlandloss, as well as potential wetland mitigation and core boring sites, Environmental Impact Statements (EIS), NEPA and CWA Section 404 Compliance, Surface and Ground Water Assessments, Geological, Soil and Sediment Testing, Risk Assessments, Permitting FacilitationATM’s environmental assessment services include:ATM’s surveying and mapping services include:Examples of our wetland services include:, Delineation and Certification, Functional Assessments, Permitting Assistance, Mitigation Calculations and Design, Created Wetlands for Wastewater/Stormwater Treatment, Field Oversight and MonitoringProviding Effective Environmental Science SolutionsEcological StudiesEcological issues and their associated regulatory challenges affect many public- and private-sector organizations. At ATM, our approach to ecological studies incorporates an in-depth assessment of our client's immediate project needs relative to their long-term goals. We routinely coordinate with local, state, and federal agencies to ensure studies are designed which address both client and agency requirements. ATM’s broad capabilities in sampling design, data collection, analysis, and interpretation allow for effective studies of all ecosystem types.Effective data collection and analysis requires a broad knowledge of diverse environmental systems, clear interpretation of regulatory requirements, and successful collaboration with government agencies. ATM professionals deliver tailored data collection design and implementation services to successfully meet each of these needs.Field Data Collection and Analysis, Ecosystem Inventories and Change Studies, Ecological Modeling, Regulatory Compliance Monitoring, Habitat Protection and Management, Threatened and Endangered Species Evaluations, Continuous Water Quality Monitoring, Hydrodynamic Monitoring, Meteorological Measurement, Water, Soil, Sediment and Biota Sampling, Biological Interpretation ServicesEcological and biological studies were conducted in support of the redevelopment and preservation of an underwater park andmarine museum, Graeme Hall Swamp, BarbadosOur comprehensive list of ecological services includes:ATM’s data collection and analysis efforts include:Land and Resource ManagementWhether for long-term stewardship or new development activities, ATM has an experienced group of environmental engineers and scientists capable of cost-effectively attaining your land and resource management goals., Conceptual Alternatives and Feasibility Studies, Environmental Function Sustainability Analyses, On-Site Stormwater/Wastewater Treatment Evaluation, Innovative Land Use Design, Master Planning, Stakeholder Education and CoordinationGIS-generated landuse map for an alternative site analysisATM helps public- and private-sector clients manage their land and resources by providing:Salinity testing being performed in a basin mangrove forest in Macao, Dominican Republic Sediment sampling in Bimini, BahamasSMAPPLIED TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENTRepresentative Environmental Sciences ExperienceATM has provided environmental permitting and science support for the construction, expansion, and operations of this major landfill operation in south-central Florida.ATM assisted Florida Waterway Properties, LLC with all environmental permitting issues for the proposed 700-acre Palm Coast Plantation Subdivision(s). Each phase of the project involved extensive coordination with regulating agencies, including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the St. Johns River Water Management District, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.Environmental Resources Permitting ServicesPalm Coast Plantation, Flagler County, FloridaOkeechobee LandfillWaste Management, Inc., Threatened and Endangered Species Studies, Development and Implementation of Endangered Species Relocation Program, Ground Water Impact Studies, Wetland Delineation and Mitigation Planning and Permitting, Environmental Resources Permit Support, Threatened and Endangered Species Evaluations, Design and Permitting of Bald Eagle Protection and Management Plan, Wetland Delineation and Design of Wetland Mitigation Areas, Environmental Due Diligence for Possible Land AcquisitionSited bald eagle’s nest in Palm Coast Plantation, FloridaWaste Management, Inc. landfill in Okeechobee, FloridaATM’s services for Palm Coast include:ATM was the lead environmental sciences firm involved in the expansion of the SLNG facility in Savannah, Georgia. El Paso Energy needed to construct two berths for loading liquified natural gas aboard tankers, which required excavation of the existing site.Southern Liquid Natural Gas (SLNG) FacilityEl Paso Energy, Sediment Geochemistry Sampling and Analysis, Wetland Delineation and Mitigation Planning, Permitting and Construction Oversight, Fisheries Studies, Threatened and Endangered Species Study, NEPA Permitting Assistance and FacilitationSLNG Berthing Facility, Savannah, GeorgiaATM provided all environmental engineering services for the SLNG expansion project, including:ATM’s environmental science services in Okeechobee have included:Atlantic Beach ManagementBrighton Seminole Indian ReservationCity of Baxley, GeorgiaCity of Gainesville, FloridaCity of Glennville, Georgia City of Pooler, GeorgiaCooper River Water Users AssociationDorchester County, South CarolinaEl Paso Energy/Southern Liquid Natural GasFripp Island Public Service District, South CarolinaFuji Vegetable Oil, Inc.Georgia Ports AuthorityHarber International Industrial Park and BerthingIndian River County, FloridaInternational Paper Realty of South CarolinaKiawah Island CompanyNew Hanover County, North CarolinaOkeechobee Landfill, Inc.Palm Beach County, FloridaSeminole Electric Cooperative, Inc.Shell Island Homeowners Association, North CarolinaSouth Carolina State Ports AuthoritySouth Florida Water Management DistrictSt. Johns County, FloridaSummerville Commissioners of Public WorksTown of Longboat Key, FloridaWaste Management, Inc.REPRESENTATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES CLIENTSSMAPPLIED TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENTSMAPPLIED TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENTwww.appliedtm.com | 1-800-275-6488Coastal, Environmental, Marine, and Water Resources EngineeringCharleston, SCHilton Head Island, SCGainesville, FLJacksonville Beach, FLSt. Augustine, FLWest Palm Beach, FL Dubai, UAEOffice Locations: Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8