Environmental science
Environmental science: data analysis and results for your thesis
Environmental theses usually involve many measurements: samples from different sites, seasons or years. We help organise them, compare them with limit values and the literature, test the differences statistically and write the results chapter.
What is included
- processing sample data: water, soil, plants
- heavy metals and other contaminants: comparing concentrations with limit values
- water quality indicators and their changes over time
- comparing sampling sites, seasons and years
- relationships between indicators: correlation and regression
- choice of analytical methods and reliability of results
Example topics
- Heavy metal concentrations in river water and sediments
- Bathing water quality: seasonal changes
- Soil contamination along roads
- Phytoremediation: the ability of plants to accumulate metals
- Analysis of urban environmental monitoring data
Turnaround and price
- What you send
- measurement data and a description
- Turnaround
- 1–2 weeks
- Tools
- R, MATLAB, Origin
- Orders from
- €250
We do not take samples or work in the lab: we work with your data or with publicly available monitoring data.
How it works
- Send us your measurement data, a description of the experiments, your topic and your university guidelines — via WhatsApp, Telegram or the request form.
- We review the material and reply within one working day with a fixed price and a deadline.
- Once agreed, a 20% prepayment to the company account.
- You receive tables, charts and a written description of the results, plus the R script on request. You pay the rest on delivery.
- If your supervisor asks for clarifications, we make them free of charge within the agreed scope.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost?
From €250. The price depends on the data and methods, so every project is quoted separately within one working day.
Can I use public monitoring data?
Yes. Many environmental theses are based on publicly available monitoring data; we help select, organise and analyse it. The data source is cited in the thesis.
Which statistical methods do you use?
Descriptive statistics, group comparisons (t-test, ANOVA and non-parametric alternatives), correlation, regression and, for larger datasets, multivariate methods.
Which language will the results be in?
Tables, charts and the description of results can be in English, Latvian or Russian.
Send us your data — we reply with a price and a deadline
A quote within one working day. A 20% prepayment; the agreed price does not change.
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