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Tabarka: Burra Sound, Scapa Flow, Orkney | Canmore
Saved by uncleflo on February 12th, 2022.
The TABARKA lies upside down in 12m of water to the south of the INVERLANE. The only passages in and out of the inverted ship are the blast holes which caused her to sink. The two main areas of interest in the TABARKA are the quarry full of boulders (loaded into the vessel to help her sink quickly). The second is the substantial boiler room. Here, three huge boilers have dropped from their mounting points.
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Reef Interactive entwickelt 3D-Karten für Taucher - futurezone.at
Saved by uncleflo on April 2nd, 2015.
Ein Salzburger Start-up hat Sonar-, Video- und Satellitendaten zusammengeführt und Unterwasserkarten von über 120 Riffen in einer App verpackt. Üblicherweise greifen Taucher auf handgezeichnete Karten zur Planung ihrer Tauchgänge zurück. Das könnte sich in Zukunft ändern. Das Salzburger Start-up Reef Interactive erstellt mithilfe von Sonar-, Video- und Satellitendaten dreidimensionale Unterwasserkarten in hoher Auflösung und bietet so einen neuen Einblick in die Unterwasserwelt. Bisher wurden über 120 Riffe im Roten Meer eingescannt und in einer App verpackt. Verfügbar ist diese zum Start für Android-Handys und Tablets sowie für iOS. Aktuell kann man bereits fünf Tauchplätze erkunden, bis Anfang April sollen dann sämtliche gescannten Riffe und Wracks zur Verfügung stehen.
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