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OceanRabble - a large, noisy, uncontrolled group of people conserving the oceans

Contaminated Shipwrecks Thousands of ships that sank during WWII are leaking oil. With the disintegration of their rusty tanks, it is not a question of whether a “peak leak”, a breakthrough with far-reaching consequences for the environment, wil...

We fight against different types of pollution, but our core competence is certainly the localisation, identification and decontamination of dangerous shipwrecks. The way to a decontaminated shipwreck often starts with the study of documents in a naval...

Clean-up around Crete Promotional tour across Greece and the Mediterranean  Circumnavigation of the globe  7Seas-7Continents, 7S7C Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Oceania  Arctic Ocean, North Atlantic Ocean, So...

Disposal and recycling of collected waste scrap plastic mineral oil ghost nets This article is currently being edited. Please check back soon.

SAR-Operations Participation in and support of SAR operations with equipment and expertise ( hyperbaric chamber, technical divers)   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_and_rescue https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Convention_on_Maritime_Search_and_Rescue ...

Here you will find basic information about our organisation.

Vision Statement "Our vision is to be the world's first international marine conservation fleet. We contribute effectively to environmental protection in general and marine conservation in particular through our own projects and by supporting other...

Our Mission is to build Zoé and lay the foundation for the OceanRabble International Marine Conservation Fleet Circumnavigate the Earth  and implement our Marine Conservation Projects , including make as many people as possible Aware ...

Guiding principles for all our activities The objective of OceanRabble is to conserve the ocean and have fun doing so. Whatever we do contributes to environmental protection in general and marine conservation in particular. Searching...

Potentially dangerous shipwrecks – Some facts and positions Wrecks More than 8000 potentially dangerous shipwrecks lie at the bottom of our seas. Two thirds of them are from the Second World War. More than 1,500 of them are tankers. ...

What is a Co-Creator? Just like sailing a tall ship, a marine conservation organisation like OceanRabble only works as a team of all individuals involved, i.e. everyone who contributes, from the ship's crew, the craftspersons in the shipyard, volunteers,...

Supporting companies scm group Bentley Systems Inc. Poseidon Diving Systems Diving Unlimited International     gm werkzeuge Tresselt GmbH Miko Marine     PADI     CMAS  

Hydrogenerator https://minesto.com Ship Model Basin https://flowavett.co.uk

details for ship crews can be found here

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General information about autonomous scuba diving Overview Autonomous scuba (Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus) diving can be defined as all variants of diving in which the required breathing gas is carried by the diver himself. It differs...

  Thomas Ledersberger  About me   OceanRabble   Cleanwreck - The Shipwreck Decontamination Project   2HE-DST   mobile: +436604394069   e-mail: thomas.ledersberger@2he.eu   web: cleanwreck.org, oceanrabble.org   threema...

Thomas Ledersberger , born in Vienna, Austria in 1969. As a Technical Course Director / Instructor Trainer I have trained divers and diving instructors in technical diving, both with open and closed system up to top-level (Trimix without depth limit)....

Challenging tasks require powerful tools and people who know how to use them effectively In our case, this primarily means strong, seaworthy boats and ships and, of course,  professionally trained crews.  And let me say it again clearly: we will need c...

Basic requirements for the location mild climate all year round, allowing for outdoor construction sufficiently large plot of land available (>30.000m²) direct access to the sea (slipway, dry dock, marina etc.) accessible by lorry freight transport ...

Marine Conservationists Camp and Village -under construction-

Location The shipyard is ideally – but not necessarily – located near the Public Building Show. For most of the work, we need one or more weatherproof building(s) with controllable, largely stable temperature and humidity. This has a direct influence on ...

Shipyard-Team The shipyard team is made up of senior professionals , apprentices and volunteers . They will be able to cover the entire range of tasks that arise, from wooden shipbuilding itself to the electrical system, water and sewage, propulsion,...

  Z-Ⅱ is the prototype of the second production line. She is the private yacht version of Zoé. More details soon!    

Small Research Vessel  The 38ft double-enders offer two to three crew members sufficient space for their work and are very well suited to tow the side-scan sonar with 3kn (max. 5kn) behind them even in difficult weather and sea conditions....

Our FRVs – Fast long-distance Reconnaissance Vessels – are able, as the name suggests, to cover large distances quickly and, of course, emission-free. This makes them the ideal tool for searching for wrecks in the Pacific. What they find is then inv...

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....to the Manual for OceanRabble Co-Creators This is not a website in the traditional sense, but rather a collection of information about all areas of our work, for all our co-creators, from our co-creators. It is constantly being expanded,...

Zωή Large multi-purpose research vessel (LRV) ζωη.ελ ζωή.ελ zoé.org zoe.navy imc.navy LRV-Prototype and Foundation of the OceanRabble International Marine Conservation (IMC) Fleet To decontaminate shipwrecks, ...

In terms of the main building material, Spirit yachts and Lyman-Morse are good examples of excellent wood-epoxy laminates. Regarding the size, Stad Amsterdam and the Hermione are worth mentioning. The latter was also carried out as a public construction...

Hull and deck As in most other areas, we will also be breaking new ground in the manufacture of Zoé and our other ships and boats. Their hulls and decks, masts and interior fittings consist mainly from a wood-epoxy composite made from the finest woods ...

Stationary diving equipment Diving gases Electronically controlled precision gas blending equipment Our electronically controlled gas blending equipment works according to the partial pressure process and renews highly precise gas blends of helium,...

and moonpool with connection to the D/C Diving chamber and hyperbaric treatment center A Medistar- unit in combination with a Medilock -unit from the renowned German pressure chamber producer HAUX, forms the heart of the hyperbaric treatment...

Side-Scan Sonar (SSS) The side-scan sonar sends sonar images from the sea floor with a resolution of up to 0.6 cm at 1 600 kHz. It is towed along in the desired depth and scans the sea floor with a width of up to 120 m and a maximum depth...

Here you will find all the information about the human resources aspects of Zoé

Deck Technical Engine (propulsion) Workshops wood metal sailmaking, saddlery IT, electronics finance Steward Diving Marine sciences Medical Security Media Guest Relations and Housekeeping Legal Communication...

Basic information for all crew members Why this is not a job vacancy We are not an employer and do not have employees. We see ourselves as a community of co-creators, a group of people working together towards a common cause. We are guided by our values...