Part of the regional summary: Timor-Leste
Anderson dived Watuwai, off Atauro, on 29 January 2024 (50 minutes, to 32.6 m, 27.8°C average); the camera failed and no photographs survive. The closest Reef Check station, 0.09 km away, recorded 65% hard coral on 15 December 2017.
Anderson halo mergullu iha Watuwai, iha Atauro nia tasi, iha 29 Janeiru 2024 (minutu 50, to'o 32.6 m, temperatura média 27.8°C); kámara la funsiona no la iha fotografia ida mak hela. Estasaun Reef Check ne'ebé besik liu, 0.09 km dook, rejista ahu-ruin toos 65% iha 15 Dezembru 2017.
AI translation of this summary; the English is authoritative. (low confidence)
Twelve independent survey stations shown with the program’s logo — click one to see how far it is from this site.
Seven other CRD dive sites with their own pages within 5 km shown in orange — click a marker to open its page.
No bleaching, disease, crown-of-thorns starfish, or other stressor is recorded for this dive (29 January 2024) in Anderson's dive log, and the camera failed on the dive, so there are no photographs to review.
The closest Reef Check site, Rai keta tungu, is 0.09 km from this site's map position; its only survey, on 15 December 2017, recorded 65% hard coral (one 9 m transect; Reef Check data, another organization's station, not a survey of this dive).
Watuwai was dived once, on 29 January 2024: 50 minutes, 32.6 m maximum and 15.2 m average depth, average water temperature 27.8°C (dive-computer minimum 26.7°C).
The camera failed on this dive, and no photograph of Watuwai survives.
| Agency / program | Year(s) | Stations / distance | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coral Triangle Center (CTC) | 2017 | 4 stations, 0.65–4.90 km | Records ↓ |
| Reef Check | 2004–2017 | 6 stations, 0.09–4.10 km | Records ↓ |
| XL Catlin Seaview Survey | 2014 | 2 stations, 0.60–2.48 km | Records ↓ |
Within 5 km, 12 independent survey stations recorded hard coral cover in 16 surveys between 2004 and 2017. The most recent nearby survey is from 2017, so these values predate recent heat stress.
Collected by other programs using different methods (Reef Check uses point-intercept transects; the XL Catlin Seaview Survey uses photo-transects with automated image annotation), so these are context for the figures above, not a like-for-like comparison. Where a station was surveyed more than once, the cell shows either the range of its values or, as a single value, the mean of surveys made in one year. Station names are not dive-site names.
Data on this page are from Coral Reef Diagnostics (the dive record) and the organizations named in the data sources above; Coral Reef Diagnostics has no coral cover estimate of its own at this site.
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