Jakob Kuttenkeuler and colleagues from Royal institute of Technology, KTH, visited Tarfala where they used a Maribot A.N.K.A developed for autonomous hydrographic mapping in shallow waters to produce a bathymetry map of the Tarfala Lake. The map will provide background information for the SITES water project.
They also aided the deployment of temperature sensors array that will stay in the lake during winter.
View a video of their work
They also aided the deployment of temperature sensors array that will stay in the lake during winter.
View a video of their work

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