The organizational structure

  1. Tsunami Hazard Department: prepare studies to increase awareness of tsunami waves and reduce their risks through studies that can identify the most affected areas. Preparation of the inundation maps and evacuation plans.
  2. Climate Change Department: conduct studies on the impact of climate change and the raise of temperatures on marine environment and marine habitats.
  3.  Marine Pollution Department: It studies the impact of pollutants that marine environment is exposed, as a result of marine activities, transportation, navigation, and tourism, and works to find solutions to mitigate their effects.
  4. Marine Biodiversity Department: It studies the migration of marine organisms between the Red and Mediterranean Seas through the Suez Canal, in addition to the biodiversity of marine organisms in the Red and Mediterranean Seas.
  5. Marine Geographic Information System & Modeling Department: through the use of the latest software systems and satellite images as to create GIS maps of coastal changes; it studies satellite images of climate data and their effects on marine environment.