Lead institution
University of Greenwich
Leads and coordinates ManRADS, and runs the laboratory studies that underpin the field work.
London, United Kingdom 51°N 0°
Role in the project
University of Greenwich in ManRADS
The University of Greenwich leads ManRADS. It coordinates the partner institutions and runs the laboratory studies that underpin the field work, including the tidal-simulation experiments used to design propagule weighting and anchoring.
Greenwich sets the shared research protocols that let results from each site be compared on the same terms.
Location London, United Kingdom
Role Lead institution
Field work Laboratory studies and shared protocols
Key personnel To be confirmed
Watch
The site from the air
From the site
In the field
Photographs from UoG to follow. Until then, frames from the project's field sites in the Philippines and Indonesia.
The team
People at UoG
The researchers, engineers and field staff who carry out the work. Names and roles are confirmed with each partner.
Name to be confirmed
Principal investigator
University of Greenwich
Name to be confirmed
Research associate
University of Greenwich
Name to be confirmed
Role to be confirmed
University of Greenwich
From the field
Field reports from University of Greenwich
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Site visit: UPV Philippines, Panay Island
Research associates visit the Leganes field site to assess intertidal conditions and begin preliminary propagule studies with UPV colleagues.
University of Greenwich with UPV
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Tidal simulation experiment, University of Greenwich
A laboratory study simulating 24-hour tidal conditions for Rhizophora mucronata propagules, to inform weighting and anchoring system design.
University of Greenwich
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