This one-day workshop aims to discuss and highlight recent trends, barriers and solutions, and practical approaches to Scientific Diving

About this event

This one-day workshop aims to discuss and highlight recent trends, barriers and solutions, and practical approaches to safe diving for science and archaeology commonly referred to as ‘Scientific Diving’. It targets a delegation of researchers and higher education professionals, university / institutional dive safety officers and health and safety professionals working in support of research, hyperbaric medical experts, policy makers and regulators. Australian and international perspectives are sought and will be discussed within the current context of the current revision to Standards and Regulations in Australia that impact the Scientific Diving community.

This event will also provide the venue for the Australia New Zealand Scientific Diving Association Annual General Meeting, held in the afternoon for ANZSDA Members.

Invited speakers will include:
• Rochelle Johnston, University of New South Wales
• Simon Talbot, Institute for Marine & Antarctic Studies (IMAS)
• Jessica Keller, University of Miami, USA

If you are interested in speaking, please submit a proposed title and abstract by
July 1st 2022 to: diving@flinders.edu.au

Supported by the Flinders University Marine & Coastal Research Consortium
College of Science and Engineering & College of Humanities Arts and Social Sciences