Scuba
Scuba decompression
Research and data on recreational and technical scuba, including staged decompression, mixed gas, repetitive diving, dive-computer profiles and decompression-model behaviour.
Scope
The scuba programme spans ordinary recreational exposures through technical mixed-gas decompression. It treats the dive computer as an implementation of a model and configuration, not as a black box with an authoritative answer.
- No-stop and staged decompression
- Bühlmann and gradient-factor configurations
- Bubble-model implementations where reproducible
- Helium and mixed-gas exposures
- Repetitive and multiday diving
- Ascent behaviour and gas switches
- Dive-computer profile data and interoperability
- Real-world exposure distributions
Explore
- BenchmarkSee how documented models and configurations behave across standardized exposures.
- ResearchRead current scuba analyses, papers and methods notes.
- DataExplore public dive datasets and what their outcome labels can actually support.
- SoftwareInspect the open tools used to parse, model and compare dive profiles.
What the scuba programme asks
- How much of the difference between two dive computers is model family, configuration or implementation detail?
- Where do common decompression configurations diverge most strongly on the same exposure?
- How should repetitive and multiday exposure be represented when biological effects may outlast dissolved-gas bookkeeping?
- How representative are historical experimental profiles of modern recreational and technical diving?
Current work
Published and active OpenDeco scuba work appears here when it has a defined research record, sources and status.
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No OpenDeco scuba projects are public yet.
Relevant datasets, models and methods remain available through the OpenDeco research catalogue.
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