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Ade has background in geology and information science with specialisation in geo-information. His research interests are in spatial modelling and analysis. He has been involved prior to joining the Institute in using GIS to store, analyse and model spatial data. He is involved mostly with water related teams in processing and analysing spatial tasks components of projects.
This project assesses how specific land uses and management activities affect biodiversity and ecosystem services to inform land use policy.
I am a quantitative ecologist specialising in population and ecosystem health. My research explores population processes related to animal distributions, movements, and connectivity in marine environments. Exploring marine spatial, and population processes allows us to understand how human activities influence environmental change and the effects these perturbations have on ecosystem health and services. I aim to relate my research findings to broad scale ecological concepts in population and community ecology.
This project aims to understand how marine and terrestrial protected areas can best conserve biodiversity under current and future climates.
This project aims to develop a Risk and Opportunities Assessement Framewowork to asses Natural Capital assets and impacts of climate change, by integrating multiple (qantitative and qualitative) data, to identify risk asset types and consequences on capacity for Nature-based Solutions.
Margaret has developed her skills in GIS and spatial analysis over more than 28 years, (25 years of which within the institute), using mainly ESRI software, particularly using ModelBuilder and scripting, using Python and R. She applies her skills across most of the areas of research and commercial work undertaken within the institute including forensics in the UK and abroad. Margaret occasionally tutors colleagues who request help with GIS and spatial analysis and occasionally assisting on licensing and copyright issues. Margaret has 20 years’ experience in working on visualising renewable
SEFARI Gateway is excited to launch our latest Specialist Advisory Groups call across the 2022-2027 Strategic Research Portfolio. Specialist Advisory Groups are designed to provide added capability by drawing upon the breadth and depth of disciplinary expertise within, and beyond, the Strategic Research Portfolio. They are interdisciplinary partnerships responding to ‘wicked issues’ at appropriate scales and pace in partnership with key stakeholders. This is an open call, but we welcome applications that respond to an evidenced/endorsed stakeholder need that sits within the themes and topics
Simone has a multidisciplinary background that embraces scientific, social and economic aspects of natural resources and ecosystems, specifically oriented to the valuation of ecosystem services (in the marine and terrestrial environment), and to discover the implications for policy, governance and resource management. Simone’s research addresses both ecological and natural aspects of resource valuation by coupling ecological and economic models and contributing to discover trade-offs or win-win between users through deliberative approaches. Economic strategies for the management of resources
This project aims to advance natural capital research methods by making them more relevant and accessible to different audiences and improving their usefulness in policy analysis and decision-making.