REPORTS - 2010 UPDATE
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MCEP/CINDAQ - -CINDAQ NEWS LETTER-
Exploration continues in Quintana Roo
Over 17,000 meters of new exploration in Sistema Ox Bel Ha and Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve. Scientific collaboration, new projects and exciting discoveries are keeping us busy. read more
MCEP/CINDAQ - -INAH and NAS Underwater Archeology Training in Mexico-
GUE divers in Q.Roo from PET (Proyecto Exploration Tulum), MCEP/CINDAQ joined together from June 3 to 6, 2010 to pursue training in underwater archeology. This survey program took place in Tulum under the guidance of INAH (Instituto Nacional de Antropologia y Historia) & NAS (Nautical Archeology Society). read more
MCEP/CINDAQ - Exploration in Ox Bel Ha May 24 to 29, 2010 - The adventure continues!
Exciting development in Ox Bel Ha cave system with more exploration and discovery of
3 new cenotes! read more
MCEP/CINDAQ - Filming Project , March-April, 2010 Exploration Update
Over the last 10 days the team focused on video documenting part the Ox Bel Ha (Maya for “Three Path of Water”) cave system just south of Tulum. Ox Bel Ha is the largest underwater cave on the planet. read more
MCEP/CINDAQ - March , 2010 Exploration Update
On March 23,24,25, 2010, exploration continued in the Ox Bel Ha cave system revisiting some places of interest from past projects. Dives were made enterring Cenote Del Mar located very near the ocean and from the more remote Coca Ha cenote several kilometers inland.
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JAPAN NATIONAL TELEVISION FEATURES M.C.E.P DIVERS
On March 12, 13 ,14 and 18, NHK (Japan National Broadcasting) shot video footage of the Ox Bel Ha cave system and conducted interviews with MCEP (Mexico Cave Exploration Project) divers as principal explorers of this, the world’s longest underwater cave system. read more
Baseline Temperature Monitoring continues
In the continued studies of subaqueous cave system evolution which had begun extensively in 2000, Dr. Christopher Werner joined with MCEP divers once again to deploy additional temperature sensors in the cave systems of Quintana Roo, Mexico. Dives were conducted on March 5th through 7th in the Ox Bel Ha and Ponderosa cave systems. These sites were a continuation of the extensive background data monitoring that resumed in September 2009 and three additional sensors were deployed during the long weekend. read more