About Us
Working together for sustainable oceans.
SEA++ is a network of highly qualified professionals from a range of disciplines working in marine and related sciences. Experience spans the oceans and seas of the world and covers disciplines such as stock assessment, population dynamics, ecology, economics, data analytics, communication, risk, engineering and environmental policy.
A major motivation of members of the network is the sustainable use of marine living resources and the protection of the world’s oceans. To achieve these goals members are used to both building up, and working within, interdisciplinary teams to find innovative solutions to local as well as global problems.
Our expertise includes:
- Fisheries management frameworks
- Elicitation and survey methods
- Data science
- Modelling and model validation
- Risk assessment
- Decision support tools
- Communication of the scientific advice with an emphasis on graphic design and interactive web applications
- Analysis of social contexts, narratives and ethical considerations
Our Team
SEA++ is a network of highly qualified professionals from a range of disciplines.
Adrian W. Leach
Research Scientist
Much of my research has focused on the development and use of decision support tools (simulation and cost benefit assessment models) for managing pests and diseases in agriculture [more]
Projects
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Communicating Climate Risk:
A Toolkit
Members of the SEA++ Team have created "Communicating Climate Risk: A Toolkit" for the Analysis Under Uncertainty for Decision-Makers (AU4DM) network.
Project partner for the Sargasso Sea Commission
The Sargasso Sea is a haven of biodiversity and there is growing recognition of the crucial role it plays (…)
Visualisation catalogue
Members of the SEA++ Team have created the "Visualising Uncertainty, a Short Introduction" catalogue for the Analysis Under Uncertainty for Decision-Makers (AU4DM) network.
Shiny App
Sea++ is developing an interactive web application for MSE
Dr. W.S. Gray wins Best Paper Award in International Conference on System Theory
Prof. W. Steven Gray from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Luis A. Duffaut Espinona (University of Vermont, Ph.D., ODU, 2009) and Laurence T. Kell (ICCAT Secretariat, Madrid, Spain)…