TransPennine Express

The A6 MARR Project was a complex highways project including a combination of new build, green-field development and railway interaction that involved numerous clients, contractors and consultants. The site was constantly changing and presenting safety issues, which was risky for visitors and workers to return. Mission Room provided a Cine display and a Desktop system to the main site offices to enable both induction and planning activities to be carried out. The systems were also used to explain the project status to interested stakeholders, including local residents and the local authority clients. An immersive capture system was provided to enable the client to upgrade and review footage. The A6 to Manchester Airport Relief Road Scheme (A6 MARR) provides 10 kilometres of new dual carriageway on the East-West route from the A6 near Hazel Grove to Manchester Airport and the link road to the M56. The project involved a joint venture between Carillion and Morgan Sindall.

The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) is the UK's national institute for polar research. It has a two-fold mission: to conduct polar science that enhances our understanding of global matters and to represent the UK actively in Antarctica. BAS is a part of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) and has a dedicated team of over 400 professionals. BAS is deeply involved in Antarctic matters, running five research stations, one ship, and five aircraft in both polar regions, while also addressing important global and regional issues. This includes collaborative research with more than 40 UK universities and over 120 national and international partners. In support of BAS's various initiatives, Mission Room's Cube system has been installed in their Cambridge office to aid in data visualization, including their work on the Antarctic Infrastructure Modernization Programme.