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Revision as of 15:03, 8 February 2020
Group Members
| Name | ID | Major | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amit Gelbhart | 1055213 | a.gelbhart@student.tue.nl | Sustainable Innovation |
| Marleen Luijten | 1326732 | m.luijten2@student.tue.nl | Industrial Design |
| Myrthe Spronck | 1330268 | m.s.c.spronck@student.tue.nl | Computer Science |
| Ilvy Stoots | 1329707 | i.n.j.stoots@student.tue.nl | Industrial Design |
| Linda Tawafra | 0941352 | l.tawafra@student.tue.nl | Industrial Design |
Work Breakdown
Problem Statement and Objectives
“Coral reefs worldwide are increasingly damaged by anthropogenic stressors”(https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-019-13186-2?fbclid=IwAR2mivNWtUHZtsOXa8l0ng7rOnCyS5GmSLYoM_mWBC85rEuljJkmVvflcVg). We look towards alternative methods of reviving dying and dead coral reefs. Acoustic enrichment is a tested method that seems to be able to bring fish back to coral reefs. Robots could be created to automate labor and time-intensive work, as well as remove the skill floor required to revive a local reef.