This professional-level treatise covers decompression tables, and the physical, physiological and psychological considerations of diving. A great deal of this technical information is not readily available elsewhere. Discusses in depth U.S. Navy, Huggins, Bassett, NAUI, PADI RDP, ZH-L, Buehlmann, Buehlmann-Hahn, DCIEM, RNPL/BS-AC and the BSAC '88 tables. Topics include oxygen, nitrogen narcosis, carbon dioxide, heat loss, decompression sickness and more!
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John Lippmann is a statistician and Mathematics Lecturer at the Northern Metropolitan College of Technical and Further Education, Melbourne, Australia. He has been scuba diving for 19 years and instructing for 9 years. He holds instructor ratings with several training agencies. He is also and instructor and examiner in Advanced Resuscitation (Oxygen Administration) and Sub-Aqua with the Royal Life-Saving Society of Australia and is currently the chairman of their Oxygen Resuscitation Panel. John specializes in teaching diver rescue, deep diving and oxygen administration. His articles on accident management and decompression have appeared in numerous magazines and journals worldwide. He often lectures on these topics. John is the co-author of The Dan Emergency Handbook. He is also the author of Oxygen First Aid for Divers.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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Every good diving library must have a copy,
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This review is from: Deeper into Diving (Paperback)
Despite being roughly a decade old, John's "Bible" of diving remains quite relevant on basic issues of dive theory, narcosis symptoms and other real "nuts-n-bolts" stuff. Granted, diving has progressed into mixed gas, dive computers and rebreathers, but much of these fields are still changing so rapidly that nothing in print is truely up to date. This is an essential reference to help understand diving...all 600+ pages of it.
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Detailed info on dive physiology & decompression theory,
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This review is from: Deeper into Diving (Paperback)
This book by one of the most published authorities covers scuba and free diving physics, physiology, decompression theory in depth, and has sections on deep diving, etc. It's an excellent source and a "must read" for advanced divers, divemasters & dive instructors. The book has detailed references, and is very impartial in tone. Some sections (such as constantly changing dive computers) are getting a little bit outdated as of 4/97
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deeper into diving 2nd sdition,
This review is from: Deeper into Diving (Paperback)
i am looking for the same book deeper into diving but the 2nd edition, can anybody tell me where i can find it. thank you
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