19 Worst Case Scenarios Archive

Worst Case Scenarios: Introduction

(Update 20.12.2020: Added section Deactivation of Overwrite Rule) In this category we would like to list potential “Worst Case Scenarios”, their prevention and handling. The results of each scenario naturally link to two different applications:

structural measures of the habitat (to be considered during planning and construction of the habitat)
emergency procedures (to be considered before accommodation)

Continue reading “Worst Case Scenarios: Introduction”

Bioversal Fire Extinguishers

The kind of fire extinguishers for an underwater habitat is an important issue. It should be effective, but must not contaminate the entire atmosphere. A considerable solution might be the Bioversal technology represented by Gröschl Brandschutz GmbH (former Bioversal Umwelttechnik und Handels GmbH) in Austria. Continue reading “Bioversal Fire Extinguishers”

Worst Case: Lightning

This chapter aims to find preventions and handling to reduce risks of a lightning strike. All proposals that may help to improve it are welcome. Continue reading “Worst Case: Lightning”

Worst Case: Habitat Flooding

(Update 29.11.2020: added object securing) This section is about the Worst Case Scenario ‘Habitat Flooding’, its prevention and handling.

Proposals that may help to improve it are welcome. Continue reading “Worst Case: Habitat Flooding”

CalamarPark.com is an independent ‘Initiative for Studies on Aquanautic‘. Our aim is to develop a new generation of modular, serial underwater habitats for human occupation with emphasis on human scale and habitability. The facility and its mobile module will be open to several interdisciplinary applications, such as underwater archaeology, specialized tourism, space training missions etc.

Within this scope we are convinced that this is the best approach to attract attention for the marine habitat and increase interest to its environmental issues.

Ex-MOD landing craft joins Sea Shepherd’s fleet in the UK
Introducing 'LCVP SELKIE' - Sea Shepherd’s first landing craft which has been named after the Selkies (seal folk) from Celtic and Norse mythology. Commissioned by the Ministry of Defence in 1984 and completed in 1985 at the Souter shipyard at Cowes (Isle of Wight), this Landing Craft Vehicle Personnel (LCVP) was designed primarily to […]
Coldplay Supports Sea Shepherd to Protect Marine Wildlife
Sea Shepherd is delighted that Coldplay has chosen to support our efforts of stopping the damaging effects of over-fishing and other threats to marine wildlife, particularly issues faced by whales and dolphins. In 2019, Coldplay pledged to pause their touring until there was an environmentally sustainable way of doing so. Coldplay’s ‘Music of the Spheres’ […]
Sea Shepherd announces our 14th campaign against the pilot whale and dolphin hunts of the Faroe Islands
After one of the worst years for dolphins in the Faroe Islands in history - Sea Shepherd’s determination to end the grindadrap now intensifies with a significantly upscaled 14th campaign year (our 7th consecutive year on the Faroe Islands). The new campaign will use new resources, more volunteer crew on the ground for longer than ever […]
Henri-Lloyd turns Black Friday, blue.
A generous donation from Henri-Lloyd strengthens Sea Shepherd’s efforts to protect marine biodiversity and ocean habitats. Jan. 5, 2022 - Sea Shepherd UK’s fight to defend, conserve, and protect the ocean and marine wildlife has received an exciting boost. Henri-Lloyd, a leader in the world of innovative and responsibly made performance clothing that protects sailors […]