I believe this is a discussion. If you have a lot to say, feel free to make the post longer. I think once you hit the send button, all are free to respond (at least my understanding). I appreciate your posting an example dive plan.
Personally, I find planning like this overly complicated and prone to a lot of assumptions (which, to be fair is the point of planning). Most weekend putter around the reef diving won’t require this much detail and newbie divers will get lost/confused. Where I dive tides and currents are the great unknowns that can have a large effect on air consumption because a the direction and strength of the current can significantly change hour to hour.
Are you taking all that math in the water? Are you expecting OW certified divers to do that level of planning?
What you have in your example is a process for planning. What will this dive look like? What is the information that gets written on the slate and the diver needs to know and work around. When I am in the water, the only thing I care about is time, depth, direction, current pressure, turn pressure, NDL, temperature and direction of current and where am I exiting. There are a bunch of location specific details, but I am not doing any math if I can help it.