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Scientific Diving Expertise

Embark on a journey of scientific exploration with Tritonia’s unparalleled expertise in scientific diving. Our diving initiatives serve as a cornerstone for groundbreaking research, sustaining a wide range of scientific disciplines in complex environments.

Operating as a National Facility and now as Tritonia Scientific Ltd., we contribute unique multidisciplinary datasets that enhance ocean observation systems globally. With a reach spanning the UK, Europe, and the world’s oceans, Tritonia’s scientific diving offers a unique lens into the intricate ecosystems of temperate, tropical, and polar conditions.

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Recent Research Highlights

Explore Tritonia’s recent research, where our scientific diving has played a pivotal role in groundbreaking studies. Diving-based exploration of UK kelp forests revealed insights into carbon assimilation and transfer under a warmer ocean climate, impacting marine ecosystems. In the Chagos Archipelago, photogrammetric techniques estimated coral bleaching levels, aiding conservation. Tritonia’s diving uncovered a new species of filamentous brown algae in the eastern Mediterranean. Underwater photogrammetry improved marine growth estimates on artificial habitats, crucial for future decommissioning efforts. These highlights showcase Tritonia’s commitment to advancing scientific understanding through innovative diving practices.

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Research
Ecosystem engineers enhance the multifunctionality of an urban novel ecosystem: Population persistence and ecosystem resilience since the 1980s
20/11/2024
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Impacts of “Reef Star” coral restoration on multiple metrics of habitat complexity
16/09/2024

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Photogrammetry
Seabed Survey: Boulder - Heather Island
Seabed structure and benthic community assessment
Photogrammetry
Seabed Survey: Sea pens & Nephrops burrows
Here we surveyed a section of seabed at a depth of 20 m

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