Technical scientific report design & publishing

Our internal processes for any publishing project are responsible for building and maintaining successful client relationships, ensuring time and cost efficiency, and a high level of accuracy. After receiving the SWIPA data we managed and sorted it all into tasks. This ensured no item, however small, was missed and every aspect was completed in a methodical, logical order. The report layout was conducted via screen-sharing, overseen by the report editors’. We are well practiced and very comfortable with this method of working. Finally, PDFs of the report were distributed amongst international teams, also a part of the Arctic Council, until the final sign off was given.

AMAP needed a wide skillset to publish the SWIPA reports which we were able to provide. From the raw data provided to us by AMAP, we constructed all types of scientific graphics to be included in the report, from basic graphs to maps, charts and schematics. All of the data was clarified; we never just assumed anything. We also worked with outside contributors, including a mapping specialist based in the Netherlands, and with translators to create both a Danish and Greenlandic version of one of the reports. Our technical expertise in print and report publishing seamlessly integrated with the scientific expertise of the AMAP team.

Within the Overview, Executive Summary and the shorter summary for the general public, our design skills were really showcased. From a large volume of dense text, we were able to create visually engaging reports. Key information was highlighted in stand-out quotations, and block text was interspersed with informative graphics and beautiful photography, including imagery of stunning Arctic vistas. Our expert knowledge and understanding of print also allowed us to prepare the reports for print resulting in a highly professional and functional series of reports.