Video Production, Photogrammetric 3D Survey, ROV Ops, and yes — Dive Training
Hey there! My name is Christopher, and Scuba.Tech represents my mission to bring technologist principles to diving and expeditionary environments. This means livestreaming from shipwrecks, building 3D site-models with a global team, and integrating FLOSS + KISS principles to simplify workflows. Here, you'll find a repository for course notes, local resources and links, and of course a landing page for contacts and bookings.
To book for presentations, express interest for workshops, or ask a question: Contact Me, or email christopher{ät}scuba{döt}tech
Adventure & Archaeology: A Modern Expedition
...is now live at X-Ray Mag, No. 103!
Mission | Art | Skills | Technology
If you're looking for a great introduction to expeditionary diving and the MAST mindset,
check it out for yourself at: https://xray-mag.com/content/adventure-archaeology
Available Presentations and Workshops for 2023
PRESENTATIONS
Adventure & Archaeology: The Mazotos Expedition
Tech in Tec: Diving the Stolt Dagali with an ROV
Lush Seas: Diving with the Stellar Stellers of Vancouver
WORKSHOP
Introduction to Photogrammetric 3D Survey… Underwater!
Optional Extension: All of the above, plus 2 hours of equipment setup, a 2-hour pool session, and 2 hours of modeling the results. Students will leave with 2+ 3D models, fully-configured software, and the diving and photography skills to begin real survey projects. ~ 10 hrs
Documentary Productions
Each year, several productions are released in a half-to-full feature-length format, many in collaboration with Dive Voyager Expeditions. Streaming services coming soon!
Current productions:
Lush Seas: Vancouver and Beyond
Rocky Paradise: Catalina Kelp Forests
Adventure & Archaeology: The Mazotos Expedition
Tech in Tec: Diving the Stolt Dagali with an ROV
Stolt 3D: Surveying the Stolt Dagali for Virtual Reality Exploration
Past productions (with Dive Voyager Expeditions) include:
Lost at Sea: Texas Tower Disaster
USS Algol: The Demon Star
Stolt Dagali: 50 Years Down
Antarctica: The Great South Land
Our Precious Ocean: Grand Cayman Island