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Posted By Andrew Robertson-Böber
Another marine based query – not really my field.
If any other practitioner out there has experience with using submersibles I would be grateful if they could contact me as we have project commencing in the field later in June and I am trying to get the conservation team involved the correct sort of information re. risk assessing one of these.
Andrew Böber CMIOSH FRSH FRGS
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Posted By John Donaldson
Andrew,
If this relates to you other inquiry have a word to Glasgow or Southampton University I believe they both use submersibles but I may be wrong.
John
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Posted By Dr. Andrew Rankine
Sorry, John, Glasgow University has several ships, but no submersibles AFAIK. Nevertheless, I'll ask around and post again if I can help
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Posted By willhiem
'several ships, but no submersibles'
what kind of two bit college only has several ships and no submersibles these days!!!!
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Posted By Dr. Andrew Rankine
Any more of your cheek, and I'll be forced to send a gunboat!
;-)
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Posted By Andrew Robertson-Böber
When I was a student at Strathclyde Uni if you'd have given me a boat and pointed in toward the clyde I could guarentee I'd have sunk it before I'd have event got to the other side of George Street.
Can only assume that Glasgow Uni are placing a lot more faith in folk.
B
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