Scuba divers lack underwater visibility and marine life condition forecasts
Scuba divers have no purpose-built forecasting tool for underwater visibility, marine life activity, and diver-specific oceanographic conditions. Generic weather and ocean services miss what matters for dive planning. A data product combining satellite data, oceanographic models, and ML could fill this gap for a passionate niche market.
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