No Fly Times

[Red Sea Shadow]

Does anyone else have a link to this document?

My load of it failed.

It's a link to a report titled: "Influence of bottom time on preflight surface intervals before flying after diving."

Easier to download it from Rubicon.

 

[Jax]

It's a link to a report titled: "Influence of bottom time on preflight surface intervals before flying after diving."

Easier to download it from Rubicon.

Thank you!

For others: http://rubicon-foundation.org/dspace/bitstream/123456789/7343/1/17672177.pdf

 

[ajduplessis]

Absolutely, but the question who's recommended time? NOAA, PADI, DAN, Pelagic? They don't agree with each other.

With the agency you trained with!

 

[GrumpyOldGuy]

With the agency you trained with!

Not a good answer for anyone but a rank novice.
- Many of us have trained with multiple agencies over the years, so still which one.
- NOAA publishes tables/data that actually address the issue (ascent to altitude) and is highly respected, but is not a public training agency.
- DAN does not certify divers in the classic sense, but has a huge amount of experience with recreational divers and issues that should not be ignored

If I had to pick one agency to follow on this one it would be NOAA (not one I have trained with) because their data is published and vetted to some extent by the scientific community.

 

[boulderjohn]

Not a good answer for anyone but a rank novice.
- Many of us have trained with multiple agencies over the years, so still which one.
- NOAA publishes tables/data that actually address the issue (ascent to altitude) and is highly respected, but is not a public training agency.
- DAN does not certify divers in the classic sense, but has a huge amount of experience with recreational divers and issues that should not be ignored

If I had to pick one agency to follow on this one it would be NOAA (not one I have trained with) because their data is published and vetted to some extent by the scientific community.

I believe DAN's research was published as well. PADI follows DAN's recommendations, so there is no difference there.