Diving as a Scientist: Training, Recognition, Occupation - The “Science Diver” Project

  • Tourtas A
  • Papadimitriou K
  • Karadimou E
  • et al.
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Abstract

Conducting scientific work underwater is a challenging endeavor. From collecting samples to protecting underwater cultural heritage sites scientific divers need to address issues concerning scientific methodology, diving safety, professional acknowledgement , training, legal implications etc. All of these matters are handled in different ways depending on factors like region, organizations involved, legal framework, diving philosophy etc. producing a diverse framework on scientific diving as a distinct type of underwater work. The ScienceDIVER project's main objective is to study and analyze this fragmented landscape, in order to provide insight and suggestions towards a commonly accepted framework that will promote scientific diving as a means of forwarding knowledge both within the scientific community and its interaction with the public.

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Tourtas, A., Papadimitriou, K., Karadimou, E., & O. Schill, R. (2021). Diving as a Scientist: Training, Recognition, Occupation - The “Science Diver” Project. In Underwater Work. IntechOpen. https://doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.94601

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