Book No. D535: - Steven M. Barsky, Kristine
C. Barsky, Ronnie Lynn Damico
A comprehensive guide to various careers
in diving ranging from underwater photography to marine archaeology.
Explores 14 different diving careers and tells how to obtain
the desired job. Written by three career diving professionals,
all of whom presently work in jobs that involve diving.
Hyperbaric Medicine Practice
Book No. D479: - Edited by Eric P. Kindwall,
M.D.
An impressive collection of the ever expanding
field of HBO in a text intended not only to identify where we
have been and where we are, but also to aid in setting directions
for further HBO. The book provides practical information on the
application of HBO in clinical treatment of patients, with over
1600 references from relevant literature. The most up-to-date
information available on hyperbaric medicine.
Dangerous Marine Creatures
Book No. D565: - Carl Edmonds, M.D.
A unique guide to aid swimmers, surfers,
sailors, fishermen, skindivers, and all others connected with
the sea in avoiding injury from marine creatures. Covers the
general description of most dangerous marine creatures, and gives
the symptoms, first aid treatments, medical treatments and techniques
to prevent injury, poisoning, venomous stings and infections.
Also gives case reports on medical cases involving these creatures.
Encyclopedia of Underwater Investigations
Book No. D487: - Cpl. Robert Teather, C.V.
Royal Mounted Police
This functional manual takes the mystique
from underwater investigative procedures through the use of clear,
descriptive, step-by-step procedures and forms. Valuable information
for police, public safety dive teams, attorneys, fire departments,
and coroners office personnel. Using the detailed instructions,
techniques and principles will ensure an accurate investigation
and report.
Marine Conservation for the 21st
Century
Book No. D705S: - Hillary Viders, Ph.D.
The most comprehensive thesis available on
the need to conserve the marine environment. For divers, scientists,
teachers, environmentalists, this well-researched book addresses
the importance of water for recreation, commercial, and scientific
purposes. Explains what we all can do to help! Color photos,
drawings, charts. In 1993, Viders was honored by President Clinton
with the prestigious Take Pride in America Award.
Cold Water Diving, A Guide to Ice
Diving
Book No. D811: - John Heine
In this book John Heine has detailed the
requirements for safe and comfortable ice diving. It covers cold
water and ice diving environments, training, equipment, thermal
protection, preparing and planning dives and safety and emergency
procedures.
Spearfishing for Skin and Scuba
Divers
Book No. D927: plus P&H - Steven M. Barsky
This book was written for the novice diver
who wants to get started in underwater hunting. This book contains
the basic information and special tips you must have to help
you pick the right gear for your needs and know where to hunt.
Also included is information on secret spearfishing techniques,
fish species, accessories, and conservation.
Best of Alert Diver
Book No. D937: - Edited by Divers Alert Network.
A collection of the best articles from Alert
Diver, the magazine of Divers Alert Network. This book represents
some of the most important articles published on diving fitness,
diving health conditions, decompression illness, drugs and diving,
air & nitrox diving, and rescue diving.
Authors include, Glen Egstrom, Paul Auerbach,
Alfred Bove, Richard Moon, Kenneth Kizer, and many more.
Commercial, Scientific and Military Diving Books
Scientific Diving: A General Code
of Practice
D399: - Edited by N C Flemming & M D
Max on behalf of the World Underwater Federation (CMAS)
Provides divers with - guidance on safe practice
under varying experimental and environmental conditions - recommendations
on administrative practices, insurance, terms of employment,
medical & training standards, dive planning, safety with
different breathing gasses and systems (including hazardous equipment)
and expedition planning - a detailed bibliography, addresses
of experts and many other useful appendices. The Code is a valuable
reference for diving officers, administrators, scientific divers,
and individual divers.
The U.S. Navy Divers Handbook
Book No. D005: plus P&H - United States
Navy. This handbook provides a convenient and readily available
pocket guide (4" x 6-3/4") to the most current air
decompression procedures and tables, administration of recompression
treatment, chamber operations, and emergency first-aid procedures.
Pocket-sized, with waterproof and tearproof pages, color tables
and charts, plastic-covered spiral binding.
NOAA Diving Manual, Third Edition
Book No. D047: - U.S. Department of Commerce/NOAA.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration developed
this single-volume summary of the fundamentals of diving at depths
of less than 250 feet. It contains instructions, recommendations
and guidance on the broadest possible range of dive situations
for recreational or working divers.
