OpenDeco

• Exposure
• Linear-tolerance ceiling
• Exponential ceiling

Demonstration exposure. Ambient pressure in kPa is plotted against time in min, from 0 to 90 min. Exposure rises from 101.3 kPa to a maximum of 501.3 kPa at 3 min, then falls to 101.3 kPa. Linear-tolerance ceiling rises from 51.1 kPa to a maximum of 298.4 kPa at 27 min, then falls to 76.7 kPa. Exponential ceiling rises from 44.3 kPa to a maximum of 127.3 kPa at 27 min, then falls to 70.1 kPa. The highest value on the chart is 501.3 kPa, on Exposure, at 3 min. 91 samples per series at 1 min intervals. Generated from the OpenDeco research stack for interface demonstration. This is not a benchmark result. Every parameter value behind these ceilings is synthetic, so no line here describes a real exposure, a real diver or released model performance. The exposure is the synthetic profile opendeco_homepage_demonstration_exposure_v1. It descends to 501 kilopascals, holds there for 24 minutes, ascends to an intermediate hold and returns to surface pressure. Linear-tolerance ceiling is the ascent ceiling reported by OpenDeco linear-tolerance compartment, adapter opendeco_linear_tolerance_compartment, on configuration linear_tolerance_compartment_synthetic_v1. Exponential ceiling is the ascent ceiling reported by OpenDeco reference exponential compartment, adapter opendeco_reference_exponential_compartment, on configuration reference_exponential_compartment_fixture_v1. The series is regenerated from the model adapters by running uv run python apps/public-web/scripts/generate_hero_demonstration.py && pnpm exec prettier --write apps/public-web/src/lib/home/demonstration.generated.ts.