Dive Computers Each year, divers descend upon Eyemouth and St Abbs, as the Reserve is world renowned for its clear waters and extreme diversity. With so many people plunging into the water, each has the potential to contribute to our temperature logging study. Most divers now use a dive computer which helps them keep a check of their oxygen levels, and the length of time they can safely be underwater. The computers also collect valuable data on temperature, and we want to use this to help us build a more accurate picture of long-term temperature changes within the Reserve. © Lawson Wood Ocean Eye Films Interested in Getting Involved? If this sounds like something you are interested in getting involved in this project, please get in touch. We will discuss with you the details of your diving trip, and arrange to meet you on your dive boat to loan you one of our specific dive computers. Please note, if you do take out one of our dive computers, this is not to be used instead of your own personal computer. We will set it up to collect the data we want and attach it to your diving equipment out of sight, and collect them back in again after your dive.