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DEFRA www.defra.gov.uk/research DEFRA (The Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs) spend around £250m annually on research and other scientific activities such as surveillance and monitoring. This website provides information about ongoing science activities and initiatives, as well as on commissioning practices and how to obtain further information from the science contacts within DEFRA. |
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ENVIRONMENT
AGENCY RESEARCH PROGRAMME www.environment-agency.gov.uk/science This website provides and information about the Environment Agency's research and development programme. The overall objective of the Agency's research and development programme is to provide the scientific knowledge, tools and techniques needed to create a better environment for England and Wales and a more sustainable future. The programme is wide ranging to cover the full spectrum of Agency activities from conservation to waste management. |
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EMPHASYS www.hrwallingford.co.uk/projects/ERP The outputs from the EMPHASYS R&D project on predicting estuary morphology can be found at this site. This 2-year project was led by HR Wallingford and carried out by the EMPHASYS consortium comprising consulting engineers, research laboratories and university researchers. The research was overseen by the Estuaries Advisory Group (EAG), an expert committee responsible for overseeing the entire UK Estuaries Research Programme. The EAG comprises representatives from UK funding agencies, end users of the research, and other researchers. |
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DINAS
coast project DINAS-COAST stands for Dynamic and Interactive Assessment of National, Regional and Global Vulnerability of Coastal Zones to Climate Change and Sea-Level Rise. It is a new project under the EU Fifth Framework Programme, Thematic Priority Mitigation and Adaptation to Global Change. The overall goal of the project DINAS-COAST is to produce a dynamic, interactive and flexible assessment tool that enables its users to produce quantitative data:
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EUROSTRATAFORM www.soc.soton.ac.uk/CHD/EUROSTRATAFORM EU EUROSTRATAFORM is a European Union-funded scientific research programme exploring the fate of sediment particles from their source in rivers through to their deposition on shallow deltas, the continental shelf and deep sea basins. Over 20 laboratories and research organisations in 9 different European countries will participate in this project. |
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