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 In addition, the team perceived improvements in technical and presentation skills, including design capabilities and the ability to communicate and defend technical results. Overall, these outcomes highlight the acquisition of comp competencies relevant to international and multidisciplinary engineering practice. In addition, the team perceived improvements in technical and presentation skills, including design capabilities and the ability to communicate and defend technical results. Overall, these outcomes highlight the acquisition of comp competencies relevant to international and multidisciplinary engineering practice.
  
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-Future development should first focus on improving and validating the smartlogger system. The electronic components should be integrated into a more robust marine-grade enclosure with reliable waterproofing, pressure resistance, and corrosion protection. The sensor system should also be expanded to include the final intended parameters, such as pH and conductivity.+Future development should first focus on improving and validating the Smartlogger system. The electronic components should be integrated into a more robust marine-grade Smartlogger housing with reliable waterproofing, pressure resistance, and corrosion protection. The sensor system should also be expanded to include the final intended parameters, such as pH and conductivity.
  
 Further testing is also needed for the power system. Battery life should be tested under realistic measurement cycles, and the energy consumption of the full system should be confirmed. This is important because the system is designed for long-term local data logging and scheduled maintenance. Further testing is also needed for the power system. Battery life should be tested under realistic measurement cycles, and the energy consumption of the full system should be confirmed. This is important because the system is designed for long-term local data logging and scheduled maintenance.
  
-The reef structure should also be tested further. Future work should include physical stability tests, impact tests, and material durability tests in seawater. The connection between the reef modules and the smartlogger should be checked carefully to make sure that the system remains stable and safe during deployment.+The Reef Block structure should also be tested further. Future work should include physical stability tests, impact tests, and material durability tests in seawater. The connection between the Reef Block, Smartlogger attachment, and Smartlogger should be checked carefully to make sure that the system remains stable and safe during deployment.
  
-Another important future step is field testing. A small pilot installation in a controlled marine environment would allow the team to collect real environmental data, observe biofouling, evaluate maintenance needs, and study how marine organisms interact with the structure over time. Since marine sensors can be affected by biofouling, regular inspection, cleaning, and calibration should be considered during future testing [(DELAUNEY2010)].+Another important future step is field testing. A small pilot installation in a controlled marine environment would allow the team to collect real environmental data, observe biofouling, evaluate maintenance needs, and study how marine organisms interact with the Reef Blocks over time. Since marine sensors can be affected by biofouling, regular inspection, cleaning, and calibration should be considered during future testing [(DELAUNEY2010)].
  
 Future development should also include clearer data management procedures. The team should define how data is stored, documented, validated, and interpreted before it is used in reports or decision-making. For ocean data projects, data management planning is recommended to ensure that collected data is properly stored, preserved, and documented [(UNESCO2025)]. Future development should also include clearer data management procedures. The team should define how data is stored, documented, validated, and interpreted before it is used in reports or decision-making. For ocean data projects, data management planning is recommended to ensure that collected data is properly stored, preserved, and documented [(UNESCO2025)].
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 Future work should involve stronger collaboration with public authorities, research institutions, environmental NGOs, and marine infrastructure partners. These stakeholders would be important for site selection, permits, environmental assessment, deployment, and long-term monitoring. Future work should involve stronger collaboration with public authorities, research institutions, environmental NGOs, and marine infrastructure partners. These stakeholders would be important for site selection, permits, environmental assessment, deployment, and long-term monitoring.
  
-Maris Habitats provides a promising foundation for a modular reef infrastructure and environmental monitoring system. However, before real deployment, the concept must be further validated through marine-grade engineering, long-term testing, and ecological monitoring. These steps are necessary to ensure that the system is safe, reliable, and useful for marine restoration and environmental observation.+Maris Habitats provides a useful foundation for a modular reef infrastructure and environmental monitoring system. However, before real deployment, the concept must be further validated through marine-grade engineering, long-term testing, and ecological monitoring. These steps are necessary to help make the system safe, reliable, and useful for marine restoration and environmental observation.