Crate diving_decompression

Rust diving-decompression library

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

DO NOT USE THIS PACKAGE UNTIL STABLE VERSION HAS BEEN RELEASED!!

IMPORTANT NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR

this package is under construction, it is NOT suitable for usage in real dive operations neither commercial nor recreational, as we need to make extensive test and audit the package reliability. it is not only a matter of applying unit testing as this calculations are crucial for divers safety; also regardless of the extensive tests and trials in humans performed by the US Navy along the years with regards of decompression sickness, it has been stated many times by relevant stakeholders that these trials do not necessarily entail 100% accuracy on the results of undertaking dive operations within the constraints of these dive tables. there are many factors that are not taken into consideration (e.g: water temperature, diver physiological fitness, unadverted PFOs... to name a few). This is a library created with the purpose of assisting diving professionals in planning decompression procedures for air diving operations as per the US Navy diving manual rev7.

It was initially written in TypeScript and then ported to Rust to harness the benefits of a much stronger type system. These safety guarantees are of crucial importance when dealing with operational and procedural safety in the commercial diving industry.

This project is and will always be 100% free and open source. it is open for public review and we welcome PRs as long as they adhere to international guidelines and acknowledged best practices in the industry, specially those contained within the US Navy dive manual which is THE ONLY scientifically derived set of guidelines.

Pull Requests based on anecdotical or empirical evidence or those that could contain private parties agendas will always be dismissed by the authors of this project. we do not tolerate private tables and protocols that aim to distort the good practices in order to increase allowed diving depth and time limits and shortened decompression procedures with economical purposes.

Modules

airtables

this module provides functionality for the US Navy dive tables

Structs

Dive	single dive object
DivePlan	single dive plan object