Abysner: NEW Deco Planning Software/App

[NothingClever]

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Good bump.

@DiveVenture - you still with us?

The above bar graph is a great start.

Is it possible to make the light grey shaded area represent the diver's total starting volume based on the cylinder size and starting pressure the diver selects? This would make it easy to quickly understand the implications of depth and duration as well as loss of a gas.

Keep up the great work!

 

[DiveVenture]

Good bump.

@DiveVenture - you still with us?

The above bar graph is a great start.

Is it possible to make the light grey shaded area represent the diver's total starting volume based on the cylinder size and starting pressure the diver selects? This would make it easy to quickly understand the implications of depth and duration as well as loss of a gas.

Keep up the great work!

I'm still here! I read everything, but I don't always have time to respond, I have quite the busy live, and you know also need to teach some courses every now and then.

Anyhow, I have worked on the app a bit more and reworked the gas plan visualization. The pie chart is gone now and instead you get a (better) bar chart.

I also ditched the idea of showing liters of gas used, instead it now shows pressure (in bar for now as imperial units are something I still need to work on). Obviously the downside of pressure is that you cannot show negative pressure to visualize a gas shortage. Since in the real world a negative gas pressure simply does not exist (you can't go beyond a full vacuum can you?). Anyway to see the amount of liters being used you can also click on a bar to see additional details.

Anyhow, see the screenshots for yourself, I think this is already miles better then what it used to be.


Bar chart:

A 25 minute dive to 40 meters, with a double 12 set and 2 deco stages (50 and 80 percent).​	Same dive but without the 80% stage. Now the single 50% stage is not enough to share it with a panicked buddy until you reach the surface. However it is enough for a normal dive.​

You can also see a thin red line, this marks 50 bar, which is generally considered as a good limit to surface with under normal conditions. I'm thinking to make this line configurable.


Cylinder details (click on bar):

Details of a cylinder (double 12 set) that has enough gas for the dive and emergencies.​	Details of a cylinder that has enough gas to finish the dive normally but is short on gas should an emergency happen.​

Note: The gas plan always assumes 'best mix' and/or 'selected mix'. This means it will use either the 'best mix' or 'selected mix', even if there is not enough of it.

This allows the plan to warn you to take more of that 'best mix' or 'selected mix' with you. The gas plan does not attempt to use whatever is available and adjust the dive plan to it. It is up to the user to decide if a warning for a gas shortage can be ignored (because it can be mitigated by using another cylinder that has plenty of unused gas) or whether it is better to carry more of that gas.

 

[Mario007]

I'm still here! I read everything, but I don't always have time to respond, I have quite the busy live, and you know also need to teach some courses every now and then.

Anyhow, I have worked on the app a bit more and reworked the gas plan visualization. The pie chart is gone now and instead you get a (better) bar chart.

I also ditched the idea of showing liters of gas used, instead it now shows pressure (in bar for now as imperial units are something I still need to work on). Obviously the downside of pressure is that you cannot show negative pressure to visualize a gas shortage. Since in the real world a negative gas pressure simply does not exist (you can't go beyond a full vacuum can you?). Anyway to see the amount of liters being used you can also click on a bar to see additional details.

Anyhow, see the screenshots for yourself, I think this is already miles better then what it used to be.


Bar chart:

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A 25 minute dive to 40 meters, with a double 12 set and 2 deco stages (50 and 80 percent).​	Same dive but without the 80% stage. Now the single 50% stage is not enough to share it with a panicked buddy until you reach the surface. However it is enough for a normal dive.​

You can also see a thin red line, this marks 50 bar, which is generally considered as a good limit to surface with under normal conditions. I'm thinking to make this line configurable.


Cylinder details (click on bar):

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Details of a cylinder (double 12 set) that has enough gas for the dive and emergencies.​	Details of a cylinder that has enough gas to finish the dive normally but is short on gas should an emergency happen.​

thank you for the update,
is it already available on the app?

 

[DiveVenture]

thank you for the update,
is it already available on the app?

I don't think so, I think Apple and Google are still reviewing the update. Hopefully soon.