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The NOAA Diving Center has five functioning hyperbaric chambers on site.
NOAA Diving Center (NDC) Instructor Bill Gordon shows off the Rutkowski Chamber, a 42 inch hyperbaric chamber, to students in the NOAA/UHMS Physicians Training in Hyperbaric Medicine course.
Inside the 80 inch hyperbaric chamber.
Students from the NOAA/UHMS Physicians Training in Hyperbaric Medicine course learning to operate one of the 60 inch hyperbaric chambers at the NOAA Diving Center.
NOAA Diving Medical Officer CAPT Joel Dulaigh communicating with students inside the 60 inch hyperbaric chamber which was donated to the NOAA Diving Center by NASA.
NOAA Diving Control and Safety Board members check out the mobile Draeger hyperbaric chamber at the NOAA Diving Center.
NOAA Diving Center (NDC) Instructor Nick Jeremiah with the 80 inch hyperbaric chamber located in the NDC classroom.
State-of-the-art facility in Lakeland ensures NOAA’s Aircraft Operations Center will continue to provide high-quality data about our environment, including severe weather.
NOAA's Gulfstream IV-SP and a NOAA DHC-6 Twin Otter on the ramp at the new NOAA Aircraft Operations Center facility in Lakeland, Florida.
