Welcome to dive for science in Norway!
Legal status of scientific diving Norway has implemented the most restrictive rules and legislations within Europe, perhaps also on a worldwide basis. According to Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority, only commercial diving licenses are approved from (...)

Welcome to dive for Science in the UK
Legal status of scientific diving (see definition on the ESDP web site) Scientific and Archaeological Diving is recognised as one of the five main diving at work sectors in the UK. All UK diving at work must adhere to the 1997 Diving at Work Regulations (...)

ECSD6 2020
The 6th European Conference on Scientific Diving (ECSD) 2020 will be held in Freiberg, Germany from 23 to 25 April 2020. The conference will be organized and conducted by the Scientific Diving Center of the TU Bergakademie Freiberg.
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Number of articles: 51, on 2020 March 27
1) Alonso, I., Yuval, M., Eyal, G., Treibitz, T. & Murillo, A.C. (2019) CoralSeg: Learning coral segmentation from sparse annotations. Journal of Field Robotics 36, 1456–1477. https://doi.org/10.1002/rob.21915 2) Arivalagan, J., Yarra, T., Marie, B., (...)

Legal status of scientific diving (see definition on the ESDP web site) There is a professional certification for “diving scientists” [Certificat d’Aptitude à l’Hyperbarie - CAH, mention B] defined by law [Decree n° 2011-45 ETST1023798D of January 11th, 2011]. For foreign scientists who don’t have a (...)