Results for "low-risk method"

Development Low Risk Area

Published by:: Scottish Government SpatialData.gov.scot
Last updated:: 19 June 2024

The Development Low Risk Area is the part of the coal mining reporting area which contains no recorded coal mining legacy risks to the surface. New development within this defined area is subject...

Coal Development Low Risk Area

Published by:: Coal Authority
Last updated:: 28 July 2024

The Development Low Risk area is an area where our records do not indicate the presence of coal mining features at surface or shallow depth which may pose a risk to surface stability or public...

Indicative Flood Risk Areas - Communities at Risk data

Published by:: Environment Agency
Last updated:: 12 September 2025

PLEASE NOTE: this dataset has been retired. It has been superseded by data for Flood Risk Areas: https://environment.data.gov.uk/dataset/f3d63ec5-a21a-49fb-803a-0fa0fb7238b6 Shapefile for...

Flood Risk Assessment Wales (FRAW)

Published by:: Natural Resources Wales
Last updated:: 14 October 2025

Flood Risk Assessment Wales provides a national assessment of risk flooding from Rivers, the Sea and Surface Water and Small Watercourses. The assessment takes into account flood defences and...

Flood Risk Assessment Wales (FRAW)

Published by:: Natural Resources Wales
Last updated:: 27 October 2023

Flood Risk Assessment Wales provides a national assessment of risk flooding from Rivers, the Sea and Surface Water and Small Watercourses. The assessment takes into account flood defences...

Phytophthora Ramorum Risk Zones GB

Published by:: Forestry Commission
Last updated:: 25 July 2025

The boundaries of the risk zones are kept under review as the situation develops. The risk zones are used to inform felling guidance, details of English policy can be found in Operations Note...

Bystander Volatile Method Development

Published by:: The Food and Environment Research Agency
Last updated:: 03 September 2013

Development of air sampling methodology in support of determining risk of bystander and resident exposure to pesticides

National Flood Risk Maps 2019

Published by:: Natural Resources Wales
Last updated:: 14 October 2025

The National Flood Hazard and Risk Maps are based on generalised modelling only. The maps have been published to comply with the Flood Risk Regulations (2009) and the EU Directive (2007/60/EC), and...

National Flood Risk Maps 2019

Published by:: Natural Resources Wales
Last updated:: 14 February 2023

The National Flood Hazard and Risk Maps are based on generalised modelling only. The maps have been published to comply with the Flood Risk Regulations (2009) and the EU Directive...

Analytical Methods in Feedstuffs

Published by:: The Food and Environment Research Agency
Last updated:: 03 September 2013

Development of analytical methods to detect residues of active ingredients in feedstuffs

Map of soil erosion risk (partial cover)

Published by:: Scottish Government SpatialData.gov.scot
Last updated:: 06 June 2024

The map shows the risk of a bare soil being eroded by water under intense or prolonged rainfall and primarily covers the cultivated land in Scotland. Soils with mineral topsoils have been...

Communities at Risk Register

Published by:: Natural Resources Wales
Last updated:: 14 October 2025

The Communities at Risk Register (CaRR) has been developed to provide an objective means of identifying risk and prioritising flood risk management activities at a Wales-wide, community level. It...

Communities at Risk Register

Published by:: Natural Resources Wales
Last updated:: 31 March 2023

The Communities at Risk Register (CaRR) has been developed to provide an objective means of identifying risk and prioritising flood risk management activities at a Wales-wide, community...

Survey of Agricultural Production Methods

Published by:: Scottish Government
Last updated:: 26 January 2016

Statistics on Scottish Agricultural Production Methods Source agency: Scottish Government Designation: Official Statistics not designated as National Statistics Language: English Alternative...