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Bridging the Gap between Cavers and Scientists … Gary Maddox, P.G. Ground Water Protection Section Florida Department of Environmental Protection NSS #22937

“Bridging the Gap” means cavers and scientists understanding and respecting each other’s needs and motivations...

What motivates each group? Devil’s Den Williston, FL

What motivates each group? Scientists want to study caves or some aspect of them in order to answer questions (some scientists are also cavers); Devil’s Den Williston, FL

What motivates each group? Scientists want to study caves or some aspect of them in order to answer questions (some scientists are also cavers); - Cavers want to explore the “underground wilderness” through physical interaction and discovery (some cavers are also scientists); Devil’s Den Williston, FL

What motivates each group? Scientists want to study caves or some aspect of them in order to answer questions (some scientists are also cavers); - Cavers want to explore the “underground wilderness” through physical interaction and discovery (some cavers are also scientists); - Both groups are curious about some aspect of caves. Devil’s Den Williston, FL

Examples of the types of “services” provided by cavers to the scientific community:

Examples of the types of “services” provided by cavers to the scientific community: Eyewitness in-cave observations;

Examples of the types of “services” provided by cavers to the scientific community: Eyewitness in-cave observations; Water quality sampling (collection of physical samples as well as “metered” analytes);

Examples of the types of “services” provided by cavers to the scientific community: Eyewitness in-cave observations; Water quality sampling (collection of physical samples as well as “metered” analytes); Sediment and rock sampling;

Examples of the types of “services” provided by cavers to the scientific community: Eyewitness in-cave observations; Water quality sampling (collection of physical samples as well as “metered” analytes); Sediment and rock sampling; Biological observation and sampling;

Examples of the types of “services” provided by cavers to the scientific community: Eyewitness in-cave observations; Water quality sampling (collection of physical samples as well as “metered” analytes); Sediment and rock sampling; Biological observation and sampling; Flow measurement;

Examples of the types of “services” provided by cavers to the scientific community: Eyewitness in-cave observations; Water quality sampling (collection of physical samples as well as “metered” analytes); Sediment and rock sampling; Biological observation and sampling; Flow measurement; Dye tracing assistance;

Examples of the types of “services” provided by cavers to the scientific community: Eyewitness in-cave observations; Water quality sampling (collection of physical samples as well as “metered” analytes); Sediment and rock sampling; Biological observation and sampling; Flow measurement; Dye tracing assistance; Cave surveying & mapping;

Examples of the types of “services” provided by cavers to the scientific community: Eyewitness in-cave observations; Water quality sampling (collection of physical samples as well as “metered” analytes); Sediment and rock sampling; Biological observation and sampling; Flow measurement; Dye tracing assistance; Cave surveying & mapping; Radio–location assistance;

Examples of the types of “services” provided by cavers to the scientific community: Eyewitness in-cave observations; Water quality sampling (collection of physical samples as well as “metered” analytes); Sediment and rock sampling; Biological observation and sampling; Flow measurement; Dye tracing assistance; Cave surveying & mapping; Radio–location assistance; Lithostratigraphic, biostratigraphic or hydrostratigraphic mapping or observation;

Examples of the types of “services” provided by cavers to the scientific community: Eyewitness in-cave observations; Water quality sampling (collection of physical samples as well as “metered” analytes); Sediment and rock sampling; Biological observation and sampling; Flow measurement; Dye tracing assistance; Cave surveying & mapping; Radio–location assistance; Lithostratigraphic, biostratigraphic or hydrostratigraphic mapping or observation; Underwater photographic documentation (stills, video, audio).

WHAT SCIENTISTS NEED: Emerald Sink Wakulla County, FL

WHAT SCIENTISTS NEED: 1) An understanding of when caver / diver services are needed, versus when other options should be pursued; Emerald Sink Wakulla County, FL

WHAT SCIENTISTS NEED: 1) An understanding of when caver / diver services are needed, versus when other options should be pursued; 2) Awareness that Mother Nature is in charge. “Guano Happens” – bad weather, low visibility, other factors which may affect the diver’s ability to perform within acceptable safety parameters; Emerald Sink Wakulla County, FL

WHAT SCIENTISTS NEED: 3) A better general understanding of the training, planning and equipment requirements necessary to complete the types of dives needed, and associated risk management procedures; Emerald Sink Wakulla County, FL

WHAT SCIENTISTS NEED: 3) A better general understanding of the training, planning and equipment requirements necessary to complete the types of dives needed, and associated risk management procedures; 4) Knowledge of basic human diving physiology, including physical stressors, and especially task loading; Emerald Sink Wakulla County, FL

WHAT SCIENTISTS NEED: 5) Lead time notification – the proposed dive schedule. This allows time for the research staff to prepare equipment, and arrange for on-demand services, such as laboratory analyses. Additional sample prep may also be required in the field. Emerald Sink Wakulla County, FL

WHAT CAVERS NEED: Devil’s Ear Santa Fe River Gilchrist County, FL

WHAT CAVERS NEED: 1) Presentation of the project goals and proposed methodology (Research Project Plan). This gives the cave team a better understanding of the scientific project underway, and a general idea of what will be required to accomplish the data gathering tasks; Devil’s Ear Santa Fe River Gilchrist County, FL

WHAT CAVERS NEED: 1) Presentation of the project goals and proposed methodology (Research Project Plan). This gives the cave team a better understanding of the scientific project underway, and a general idea of what will be required to accomplish the data gathering tasks; 2) Recognition of the value of caver contributions to the overall effort; Devil’s Ear Santa Fe River Gilchrist County, FL

WHAT CAVERS NEED: 3) Clear instructions from scientists in the use of any sampling equipment or data gathering devices, or necessary training to carry out needed work; Devil’s Ear Santa Fe River Gilchrist County, FL

WHAT CAVERS NEED: 3) Clear instructions from scientists in the use of any sampling equipment or data gathering devices, or necessary training to carry out needed work; 4) Knowledge of the importance of QA/QC procedures in assuring data integrity; Devil’s Ear Santa Fe River Gilchrist County, FL

5) Surface logistical support; WHAT CAVERS NEED: 3) Clear instructions from scientists in the use of any sampling equipment or data gathering devices, or necessary training to carry out needed work; 4) Knowledge of the importance of QA/QC procedures in assuring data integrity; 5) Surface logistical support; Devil’s Ear Santa Fe River Gilchrist County, FL

6) Financial support (depending on the nature of the project). WHAT CAVERS NEED: 6) Financial support (depending on the nature of the project). Devil’s Ear Santa Fe River Gilchrist County, FL

WHAT BOTH CAVERS AND SCIENTISTS NEED: Devil’s Den Williston, FL

WHAT BOTH CAVERS AND SCIENTISTS NEED: 1) Pre-Dive Briefing – time must be reserved at some point prior to the dive(s), so that expedition and support staff understand completely how to collect data / samples, and scientists understand factors which might affect the diver’s ability to perform these functions. Both groups must discuss the feasibility of the data gathering effort, and how it fits in with other dive objectives; Devil’s Den Williston, FL

WHAT BOTH CAVERS AND SCIENTISTS NEED: 2) Dive Plan Review – scientists and cavers need to discuss the Dive Plan. Depth, distance and cave morphology will help determine the logistics, equipment configurations, and degree of effort involved (i.e., staged dives, use of scooters, gas mixtures, etc.); Devil’s Den Williston, FL

WHAT BOTH CAVERS AND SCIENTISTS NEED: 3) Access to Cave Maps and other relevant support documentation – helps cavers and scientists understand the dive(s), and provides a visual reference during planning discussions; Devil’s Den Williston, FL

WHAT BOTH CAVERS AND SCIENTISTS NEED: 3) Access to Cave Maps and other relevant support documentation – helps cavers and scientists understand the dive(s), and provides a visual reference during planning discussions; 4) Post-Dive Debriefing – scientists will need to interview members of the team to ascertain details about any relevant issues or irregularities encountered during data collection; Devil’s Den Williston, FL

WHAT BOTH CAVERS AND SCIENTISTS NEED: 5) Follow-up and continued communication from cavers regarding changes in cave conditions. From scientists, sharing of research results in real-time, and publications resulting from the project. Devil’s Den Williston, FL

Other Related Issues:

Other Related Issues: Role of the cave owner / manager - without cave access, neither group gets what it wants, so it makes a lot of sense for cavers and scientists to WORK TOGETHER in proposing projects which benefit both interests!

Other Related Issues: Role of the cave owner / manager - without cave access, neither group gets what it wants, so it makes a lot of sense for cavers and scientists to WORK TOGETHER in proposing projects which benefit both interests! Educational outreach - publicity about many cave projects can carry a positive educational message to the public, which benefits all who want to conserve and protect caves. Scientists and cavers, because of their specialized knowledge, should consider devoting extra time and effort to educating cave owners / managers and the public about their work …

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