Dry Suit Diving, 3rd Edition is considered the ultimate text on the selection, use, and maintenance of dry suits. This book picks up where the owner’s manuals and certification agencies texts end. If you are an avid dry suit diver, technical diver, instructor, or dive store owner, this book is a must-read reference. 
DrySuit Diving, 3rd Edition contains the following chapters: • A Brief History of Diver Thermal Protection • Why Thermal Protection is Important • Contaminated Water Diving • Types of Dry Suits • Dry Suit Valves • Dry Suit Undergarments • Dry Suit Accessories • Setting Up Your Dry Suit System • Dressing Into Your Dry Suit System • Diving with Your Dry Suit System • Maintenance of Your Dry Suit System • Dry Suit Repairs • Bibliography • Thermal Guidelines 
DrySuit Diving, 3rd Edition is heavily illustrated with numerous photographs and tables.

Dry Suit Diving, Third Edition

Barsky, Steven M.

Long, Dick

Stinton, Bob

Sports & Outdoors

Hammerhead Pr

Diving in High-Risk Environments, 3rd Edition, is the definitive text on contaminated water diving, as well as dry suits, full-face masks, wireless communications, surface-supplied diving, and potable water diving operations. If you are a commercial, military, search and rescue, or technical diver, this book is essential reading. 
Chapters included in the book are as follows: • Contaminants and Hazards • Scuba Systems for Diving in Contaminated Water • Surface-Supplied Diving Systems • Dive Planning • Diving Techniques • Decontamination • Potable Water Diving • Equipment Maintenance 
This third edition has been extensively revised and edited . Includes over 175 photographs, technical illustrations, tables, and charts. There is an exhaustive bibliography and a comprehensive index. Diving in High-Risk Environments is is recommended by Diving Systems International and Trelleborg-Viking, Inc.

Diving in High-Risk Environments, Third Edition

Science & Math

Technology

Investigating Recreational and Commercial Diving Accidents is a must read for anyone who investigates recreational, technical, professional, or commercial diving accidents. This book explores the human interactions that must take place when a diving accident is investigated. 
It is an important reference for anyone who is professionally employed in the diving business, as well as anyone employed in risk management, law enforcement, and other governmental agencies. 
Some of the unique information in the book includes: 
• Information on the various modes of diving • Detailed coverage of every type of diving gear, from snorkeling equipment through deep sea diving equipment • Physiological factors in diving accidents • Talents of the dive accident investigator • Tools used by the dive accident investigator • How to prepare for an investigation • How to conduct an investigation • Inspecting dive accident sites • How to investigate a sport diving accident • Professional diving accidents • Commercial diving accidents • Report preparation • Trial testimony 
Both authors have extensive experience in investigating and treating diving accidents. Steven M. Barsky is a former commercial diver, a recreational diving instructor, and a full time consultant in diving. Tom Neuman, M.D., FACP, FACPM, is a former Navy diver, past president of the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society, and director of the University of California at San Diego Hyperbaric Medical facility.

Investigating Recreational and Commercial Diving Accidents

Steven M. Barsky

Neuman, Tom

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