Aug. 7 – In association with the Universities of Malta and Trieste, Enea conducted the Geoswim 2.0 scientific expedition, aimed at verifying coastal erosion mechanisms, sea level variations, the formation of marine grottos and the presence of desalinated water sources. The researchers involved swam along the 80km of coast along the islands of Gozo and Comino, pulling a small boat, fully equipped with radars, cameras and GPS satellites able to record variations in the chemical and physical characteristics of the water. The Malta expedition is part of the geomorphological project for the Mediterranean coasts, and comes a year later the expeditions along the coasts of Istria.
Enea: Swimming to study the coasts of Malta
