Compile source material for an EIA (environmental impact assessment)

An EIA weighs the site's conditions against environmental requirements, with material drawn from several sources. Yesper fetches and compiles, for example, protected nature (Naturvårdsverket, the Swedish EPA), soil types (SGU) and relevant requirements (the Swedish Environmental Code) and structures it per environmental aspect – depending on what you ask for. Most valuable early, ahead of siting decisions and permit applications. You get a structured base to build on.

How to do it in Yesper

  1. Describe the project and the site in the chat, or point to the project material in Secure folders.
  2. Ask Yesper to fetch the relevant environmental data (protected nature, soil types, surface water and requirements in the Environmental Code).
  3. Let Yesper structure the findings per environmental aspect.
  4. Review the result in Yesper and download it as a document if needed.

Settings & tips

  • To speed up and steer the search, point out the sources Naturvårdsverket and SGU plus the Environmental Code; otherwise Auto chooses.
  • Give a clear geographic boundary for more precise answers.

Example prompts

Simple

Compile source material for an EIA for our project.

Advanced

Compile EIA source material for road 584 at Bornsjön based on the project material in Secure folders. Include protected nature, soil types, surface water and proximity to the water protection area, structured per environmental aspect with references to the relevant requirements in the Environmental Code.

FAQ

Which sources are used?

For example Naturvårdsverket, SGU and the Environmental Code – you can point out which ones to include.

Can I include our own studies?

Yes, add them to Secure folders and they are taken into account.

Do I get it per environmental aspect?

Yes, ask for it structured per aspect.