Underwater Engineering

Underwater engineering involves designing, building, and maintaining structures and systems beneath the water's surface. It includes projects like underwater pipelines, tunnels, and marine habitats, often requiring specialized technology such as submarines, remotely operated vehicles, and diving equipment. This field addresses challenges like high pressure, corrosion, and visibility limitations to ensure safety and durability. Underwater engineers work to develop solutions for industries like oil and gas, telecommunications, and environmental conservation, enabling reliable subsea infrastructure essential for resource extraction, communication, and ecological monitoring.