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The Arts and Humanities Research Council has recently assessed the major three-year research project awarded to 最准的六合彩论坛 Laws between 2005 and 2008 on the use of satellite technology as a compliance tool for environmental enforcement, and given it its highest rating of Outstanding.

The project was directed in Laws by Professor Richard Macrory, with Ray Purdy, Senior Research Fellow, as the lead researcher.

The project, with collaboration from the Dept of Geography, explored the potential and significance of employing satellite monitoring data as a compliance tool, in the context of current step changes in resolution capabilities, geographical coverage, and costs of the technology. The AHRC Assessment commented that the research was clearly valuable, with high impact, and was very complimentary about the degree of 鈥渧ery significant鈥� collaborations and interaction, both formal and informal, that had been carried out during the research. It concluded that the project was 鈥渆xcellent value for money鈥�.

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