ADS126 - Chilpo Beach Northern Rocky outcrop
18 June, 2016
- Team Leader
- William Henderson
- Number of Participants
- 1
- Total Debris Collected
- 29 kgs (estimated)
36.136072, 129.398292
Survey Information
- Location Name
- ADS126 - Chilpo Beach Northern Rocky outcrop
- Organization/Dive Centre
- Dive Against Debris Korea (Daegu)
- City
- Pohang
- Country
- South Korea
- Date
- 18 June, 2016
- Survey Duration
- 35 Minutes
- GPS Coordinates
- Latitude: 36.136072
Longitude: 129.398292
- Weather Conditions
- Survey Depth Range
- 1–3 meters
- Area Surveyed
- 62 m2
- Dominant Substrate
- sand
- Ecosystem
- rocky reef
- Wave Conditions
- Slight for waves 0.5 -1.25 meter high
Survey Photos
Debris Items Collected
plastic materials collected | |
---|---|
Bags-grocery/retail (plastic) | 2 |
Buoys & Floats (plastic & Foamed) | 3 |
Cigarette Lighters | 1 |
Fishing: Nets & Pieces Of Nets | 1 |
Rope (plastic/nylon) | 1 |
cloth materials collected | |
---|---|
Gloves (cloth) | 1 |
Cloth Fragments | 4 |
other materials collected | |
---|---|
Fishing Lure (soft rubber) | 1 |
Broom Head (wood) | 1 |
Additional Information
Large push broom head
Nets
Rope
Cloth
Comments and Feedback
I was under the impression ADS members would receive a package including a few mesh bags, some stickers or other such things.
The work area I have been cutting nets and ropes from the past weeks is not completely covered in sand. The large blue rope pictures was something I encountered just after first entering the water. The net was entangled along the same pipe a few meters away. There was much more netting I could have cut free, but the surge was rather intense. After spending 20 minutes to free the one large piece, I decided to end cutting activities as it was becoming dangerous between the rocks and working with a sharp knife with so much movement. After that, I briefly swam around the area and collected a bit of loose debris from the bottom, and ended the survey. I had borrowed two air tanks but returned the second one unused as the surge was just too much ( I was beginning to feel seasick)