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WRAS was developed as an online tool to allow viewing, analysis, and entry of Reef Check survey data via the Internet. The Reef Check database currently contains data from 3649 Reef Check surveys at 1993 sites in 80 (sub)countries around the world.
What is Reef Check WRAS?
WRAS is an online application to input, view, and analyse Reef Check survey data. It calculates indicators of how good or bad a shape a particular reef is in, and what the underlying causes may be, based on Reef Check surveys.
WRAS was developed in collaboration with WorldFish Center (ReefBase Project), University of Rhode Island, and the University of Southern California. We welcome any feedback on improvements or modifications of this first version of WRAS.
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How to use Reef Check WRAS?
Click on the links below to do any of the following:
- View Data
- View sites, surveys, and datasheets that have been submitted to Reef Check
- Add Data
- Add sites, surveys, and datasheets to Reef Check (requires registration)
- Analyze data: Barometer
- View an indicator of the well being of coral reefs at various geographic levels, based on Reef Check survey data
- Analyze data: ANOVA
- Analyses of Variance (ANOVA) allows you to do a statistical comparison of Reef Check data on both geographical and temporal scales
- Coral Reef Issues & Fact Sheets
- System Administrator
- manage the submitted surveys (Reef Check administrator only)
- Login / Sign up
- Login to WRAS or sign up for a Reef Check account
- Logout
- It's good practice to logout after using WRAS, especially on public computers
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Reef Check GIS
See Reef Check survey data and results on interactive maps, via this online GIS!
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| The Reef Check Barometer of Global Coral Reef Condition |
| A gauge of the Health of the World's Coral Reefs Based on Survey Results in the Reef Check Database at This Moment. |
The position on the gauge is an average calculation based on the Reef Check indicators.
Individual coral reefs may range from GOOD to CRITICAL.
Use WRAS to assess the condition of the Reef Check Indicators at a site, country or region.
Click on the links shown below to see a region/country gauge. |
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