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Eighteen young people from Tatvan completed training and used an unmanned underwater robot in Lake Van. The project allowed them to image microbiallylites on the lake floor, strengthening their experience with underwater robotics. This effort aims to raise awareness about the natural richness of Lake Van.
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Eighteen students aged 14-18 participated in a MikroROV pilot training in Van Lake. During the session, they used underwater robots to view microbialites and learned about underwater research techniques. Future plans include exploring Nemrut Crater Lake for diving and tourism.
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