RGBM Writeup For General Consumption

[BRW]

All,

If your Webmeister will allow it, I can post a
general info blurb on RGBM -- it's in PDF
(ACROBAT) format.

Maybe this answers some of your RGBM
questions in general terms. I also have
another technical blurb that might be of
interest to others.

Otherwise, checkout Technical Diving In
Depth (Best Publishing, Flagstaff) which has it
all, and updates all previous published stuff
(Basic Diving Physics And Applications, Diving
Above Sea Level, Basic Decompression Theory, etc)

Clue me in, Webmeister. I can't post from
this site -- so tell me another address in general.

Just back USA. Ciao.

Bruce Wienke

Program Manager Computational Physics
Counterterror And Countermeasures Dive Team Ldr.

 

[Spectre]

Let me throw in my vote to get both the writeups posted!

 

[Dr Deco]

We are looking into the best way to get this material out.

Mike Powell (Dr Deco)

 

[Ladydiver]

The article BRW mentioned above is now available at

http://www.doctordeco.com

The site also contains a variety of articles by our very own Dr. Deco, Michael Powell.

 

[roakey]

Is there any way to get a printer-friendly version of the article posted? One that doesn't have all the border stuff around it?

The PDF as originally mentioned would be perfect.

Roak

 

[ChrisF]

Way over my head, but fascinating none the less.

Thanks for posting this

 

[chrispete]

I found the full writeup in PDF format here: http://www.abysmal.com/pages/articles/abys1.pdf for anyone interested.

 

[MagWe]

Bruce,

Being a student of Engeneering Physics (specializing in applied mathematics) I probably have more than a normal healthy intrest in the technical aspects of the RGBM.

Are there any papers available on the net that explains the algorithm in detail (to the point where implementation in e.g. deco software is staight forward) or are we talking industrial secrets here? Is such information available in "Technical Diving In
Depth" ?

Thank you!

Magnus

 

[chrispete]

You may want to check out that PDF that I posted a link to above - it had plenty of technical arithmatic gibberish in it.

 

[rcohn]

chrispete once bubbled...
I found the full writeup in PDF format here: http://www.abysmal.com/pages/articles/abys1.pdf for anyone interested.

That's a much older paper (still usefull reading), I'm not sure the PDF for the new paper is available online.

Ralph