KeyCSM Your Aid to Creating a Conceptual Site Model Consultants and Local Authorities have already found that KeyCSM can help them think through each aspect of the Conceptual Site Model. It can then save them hours on each report by producing the linkage table, network and matrix diagrams in seconds and site plans and cross sections in minutes. (click for higher resolution image) KeyCSM will not replace your engineering experience and judgment! It will however help you reduce your costs by automating drawing tasks and assisting you in creating consistent Conceptual Site Model diagrams that the regulators can easily understand without the need for clarification or further questions. More often than not the conceptual site model is seen as a box ticking exercise at the end of the written report. KeyCSM will not only aid your compliance with BS10175, it will also improve your use of the Conceptual Site Model within your contaminated land investigation and help you to become more efficient and consistent in your approach and presentation. More information ... Case Studies and Testimonials Download full case study "We decided that network diagrams would be the clearest way to show how the identified potential sources of contamination would affect users, buildings and controlled waters. It was simple to produce network diagrams using KeyCSM because it only takes a click or two to create them for different scenarios" Chris Swainston Geotechnics Ltd “Working with Keynetix on this project has been a great experience. Together we have created what I believe is a tool that could set a new standard in the production of a conceptual site model while saving time and money.” Professor Paul Nathanail, Managing Director of Land Quality Management Ltd and Director of the University of Nottingham Contaminated Land Management masters programme "WD Environmental are currently integrating the KeyCSM software within their Environmental Site Assessment Phase 1 and Phase 2 reports. We feel this provides full transparency and clarity of all potential risks when investigating potentially contaminated sites to all stakeholders" Simon Ware WD Environmental More information ...