Eco-engineered scour protection - ROV survey off Long Island @econcretetech
Eco-engineered scour protection - ROV survey off Long Island  @econcretetech
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
What is the impact of using ecologically sensitive construction technology?
It can be profound.
The recent ROV survey off Long Island shows a measurable difference between ECOncrete eco-engineered scour protection,and conventional rock installed nearby as control.
This survey is part of a two-year study to compare ecological outcomes, with researchers from Stony Brook University funded by NYSERDA using monitoring methods including eDNA and food-web analysis.
Designed for both hydraulic stability and habitat creation, when dropped on the seabed the interlocking units form crevices and sheltered spaces at every junction.
Their engineering performance has also been benchmarked against rock through physical modelling at leading universities.

The result: marine infrastructure can be designed to perform structurally while supporting nature-positive outcomes - reach out to our experts for data and the full case study.
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