CMAR ÂÌñ»»ÆÞ“ Coastal Marine Applied Research
A research-informed consultancy to address important issues in the coastal and marine environment
The Coastal Marine Applied Research (CMAR) consultancy aims to support the appropriate management of coastal, marine and estuarine resources and activities, focusing on coastal processes and marine physics to understand and predict the behaviour of these environment systems.
We have extensive experience working with national and international organisations and policymakers to provide expert guidance and bespoke analysis. This is underpinned by the world-leading research from the UniversityÂÌñ»»ÆÞ™s
Centre for Coastal and Ocean Processes and Engineering (C-COPE) and offers you a gateway to wider academic and technical expertise.
We provide a first-class data collection, analysis and modelling service tailored to your needs, helping to address important issues in the coastal and marine environment and enhancing the current methods of maintaining and protecting these locations.
Our specialisms:
- The collection, analysis and interpretation of air-, land- and sea-based coastal survey data
- Numerical modelling of coastal processes and marine physics
- Making in-situ measurements of hydrodynamics (waves, currents and tides) and sediment transport processes in coastal, estuarine, nearshore and shallow marine environments, and conducting advanced analysis and interpretation of these data
- Providing expert, research-informed advice on physical issues in the coastal zone
World-leading research expertise
The breadth of collective expertise and advanced equipment base available through CMAR is unique in the UK.
As part of the University's
Marine Institute , we are embedded in an interdisciplinary hub of research spanning marine ecology and conservation, sea-bed mapping, marine physics coastal geography, policy experts, environmental psychology and beyond.
The consultancy operates closely with the UniversityÂÌñ»»ÆÞ™s
Centre for Coastal and Ocean Processes and Engineering (C-COPE) , which gathers researchers with an international reputation as leading experts in recording and predicting coastal behaviour, through pioneering fieldwork and developing ground-breaking numerical models.
Work with us
Industry collaborations
If you are looking for support with how best to manage or protect a coastal, marine or estuarine environment, our team are on hand to discuss the challenges youÂÌñ»»ÆÞ™re facing and how we can help you address them.
Project collaborations
Looking to broaden your commercial projects experience and apply your research to real-world challenges? CMAR welcomes your expertise and will handle every aspect of project management so you can focus on the research.
Contact us at cmar@plymouth.ac.uk to discuss how collaborating with CMAR could benefit your research
Student or recent graduate?
CMAR has a small number of internships available each year, providing hands-on industry level experience with data analysis and field work. If you have a marine or coastal science background and experience in analysing complex data sets, get in touch with a CV to find out more.
Consultancy team
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![Professor Gerd Masselink Professor of Coastal Geomorphology]( "Professor Gerd Masselink")
Professor Gerd Masselink
Professor of Coastal Geomorphology
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![Dr Tim Poate Senior Research Consultant]( "Dr Tim Poate")
Dr Tim Poate
Senior Research Consultant
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![Dr Arya Iwantoro Senior Research Consultant]( "Dr Arya Iwantoro")
Dr Arya Iwantoro
Senior Research Consultant
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![Miss Liane Brodie Junior Research Consultant (Coastal Marine Applied Research)]( "Miss Liane Brodie")
Miss Liane Brodie
Junior Research Consultant (Coastal Marine Applied Research)
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![Mr Joseff Saunders Coastal Processes Researcher]( "Mr Joseff Saunders")
Mr Joseff Saunders
Coastal Processes Researcher
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![Dr Tim Scott Associate Professor of Ocean Exploration]( "Dr Tim Scott")
Dr Tim Scott
Associate Professor of Ocean Exploration
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![Mr Peter Ganderton Technical Specialist (Marine Science)]( "Mr Peter Ganderton")
Mr Peter Ganderton
Technical Specialist (Marine Science)
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![Professor Paul Russell Emeritus Professor]( "Professor Paul Russell")
Professor Paul Russell
Emeritus Professor
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![Dr Philip Hosegood Associate Professor in Physical Oceanography]( "Dr Philip Hosegood")
Dr Philip Hosegood
Associate Professor in Physical Oceanography
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![Dr Mark Davidson Associate Professor in Coastal Processes]( "Dr Mark Davidson")
Dr Mark Davidson
Associate Professor in Coastal Processes
Contact Coastal Marine Applied Research
School of Biological and Marine Sciences, B323, Portland Square Building, ÂÌñ»»ÆÞ, Drake Circus, ÂÌñ»»ÆÞ, Devon PL4 8AA
