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The NOAA Diving Program participated in the first Rebreathers and Scientific Diving Workshop in 2015 to improve safety practices for scientific divers. A follow-up meeting will take place this summer.
Is there a way to store scuba cylinders to maximize their longevity? Here are some tips from the NOAA Diving Center.
An experienced NOAA Diver describes the events that led to his recent out of air incident and discusses ways to prevent another incident.
Hazard: The TUSA DC Solar Link IQ1204 diving computer can malfunction and display an incorrect reading to the diver, posing a drowning and injury hazard due to decompression sickness.
During a multi-day, high tempo mission, a diver ran out of air and was assisted to the surface by his dive buddies.
A habitat evaluation dive was interrupted by the unexpected appearance of a tug.
A recent incident involved two divers that had surfaced from a dive, remaining afloat on the surface and undetected by topside support for 55 minutes.
What do NOAA Divers do during their off time? NOAA Corps ENS Niki Norton and Phil Manougian, LCDR Sarah Duncan, and LT Zach Cress use their NOAA diving skills to volunteer!