Artificial Reefs Evaluation: With Application to Natural Marine Habitats is a comprehensive guide to the methods used to evaluate artificial reef performance. It is the first volume to combine the essential disciplines required for evaluation, including engineering, economics, biology, and statistics. This work covers the design of reefs, multi-disciplinary methods of investigation, data analysis, examples of applying the methods to reefs built for different purposes, and case studies of typical reef evaluation procedures. Further, the methods examined in this book apply to other benthic marine habitats, such as coral reefs, expanding the book's relevance to a wider audience and enhancing research efforts of artificial habitat technology.