EUROPEAN RESEARCH AND PROJECTS

The Centre has been successful in securing European Commission funding for a wide variety of research projects and initiatives and continues to maintain a high profile in terms of European and international coastal and geotechnical-related research. The results of research projects help address and inform Isle of Wight coastal and geological-related problems particularly in the context of climate change.

The IWCCE has led, or was a partner in, a number of International, national and regional coastal and environmental initiatives examining such issues as coastal management, climate change, landslides and sustainable development.

If you would like the Isle of Wight Centre for the Coastal Environment to be involved in any future projects, we would be happy to hear your proposals. Please e-mail Jenny Jakeways, Senior Coastal Geomorphologist.

Please click on the logos below to view summaries of some of the projects that the Isle of Wight Centre for the Coastal Environment has been involved in.

	MOUNTAIN AND SLOPE RISKS Research Training Network 2007-1010
	FRANE Future Risk Assessment as a New European approach to landslide hazards 2007-2008
	OIKOS Originating Innovative methods to learn and teach Knowledge in the field of earth and natural sciences derived from an Original and combined use of application Software 2005-2007
	IMAPS Integrated Management of Risks and environmental factors for sustainable development of peripheral port areas 2005-2007
	EMDI Espace Manche Development Initiative 27 May, 2010>
	RESPONSE Responding to the risks from climate change 2003-2006 www.coastalwight.gov.uk/response.htm
	MESSINA Managing European Shorelines and Sharing Information on Nearshore Areas 2003-2006
	EUROSION A European Project for Sustainable Coastal Erosion Management 2002-2004
	PROTECT PRediction Of The Erosion of Cliffed Terrains 2001-2004
	ECO-ENHANCE How natural coastal areas benefit local economies and communities 1999-2001
	COASTAL CHANGE, CLIMATE AND INSTABILITY European Commission LIFE Project 1997-2000