Working in environmental protection since 2007
NATURO is owned by Piotr Dmochowski, MSc Eng.
Graduate of the Faculty of Chemistry, Gdańsk University of Technology, in Environmental Protection, specialisation: Environmental Protection and Management – Chemical Systems of Environmental Protection.
Graduate of the Faculty of Economics, University of Gdańsk, in Economics, specialisation: Transport and Logistics, where he focused on the development of railway infrastructure in the light of the environmental policy of Poland and the European Community.
The company has been on the market since 2006 and has worked in environmental protection since 2007.
We cooperate with several dozen experts and specialists across Poland.
TOOLS
Field surveys and analyses must be properly reflected in the reports we prepare, which is why we use software based on GIS (Geographic Information System), mainly the widely used QGis 3.44.
The company is a licensed user of Operat FB, SoundPlan in the Essential edition, and WindPRO. Developing our own QGIS plugins has allowed us to stop using WindPRO completely and SoundPlan partly – noise forecasts for wind farms are now made exclusively in our own plugin WTG Noise. You can read more about our tools on the page QGIS plugins.
For noise analyses we use SoundPlan Essential 4.1, which allows precise modelling of industrial and traffic noise sources and their receptors.
For forecasts of air pollution dispersion we use Operat FB 7.3, which allows modelling of industrial (including combustion) and traffic emissions. The software is used, among others, by the national environmental protection services.
Analyses related to the development of wind energy projects are carried out in our own QGIS plugins:
- WTG Noise – noise according to ISO 9613-2:2024 with the full Annex D for wind turbines,
- WTG Shadow flicker – shadow flicker in the “worst case” scenario according to the LAI guidelines,
- WTG Visualization – visualisations of wind turbines on field photographs,
- OZE Visualization – combined visualisations of wind turbines and solar PV farms.
Recommendations from some of the organisations we worked with in 2016–2019 alone can be found in the References.