USF Compliance News The USF diving safety program was started in the late well as the Florida Institute of oceanography (FIO) are AAUS collects scuba diving data from all of its http://www.research.usf.edu/cs/newsletters/news_jan99.htm
Extractions: IRB FORMS ARE ON THE WEB The IRB has requested that all investigators use the most recent forms that are available on the World Wide Web. To access these templates simply go to the Office of Research home page which is located at http://www.research.usf.edu/ and then click Division of Compliance Services and then click Download Compliance Forms, Templates and Procedures . From this page it is possible to download the most current Microsoft Word form or to print a copy using Adobe Acrobat. IRB Feature Article: Continuing Reviews after IRB Approval The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requires that all Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) be responsible for continuing review of approved ongoing research studies to ensure that the rights and welfare of human subjects are protected. All USF IRB studies whether they were approved by full board or expedited, are subject to at least an annual review.
MBL :: Inside The MBL :: Services program at the Scripps Institution of oceanography (SIO 1.4 Shall be certified as a scuba diving instructor or the campus, rests with the diving safety Officer. http://www.mbl.edu/inside/what/services/diving/section1.htm
Extractions: 1.10 THE SCIENTIFIC DIVING STANDARDS 1.11 The MBL Diving Standards The purpose of these diving standards is to ensure that all diving under the auspices of the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) is conducted in a manner that will maximize protection of divers from accidental injury and/or illness, and to set forth standards for training and certification which will allow a working reciprocity between the MBL and other organizations. Fulfillment of these purposes shall be consistent with the furtherance of safety. This manual has been developed and written with the assistance of the American Academy of Underwater Sciences which compiled the policies set forth in the diving manuals of several university, private and governmental diving programs. These programs share a common heritage with the diving program at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography (SIO). Adherence to the SIO standards has proven both feasible and effective in protecting the health and safety of divers since 1954. Additional standards which extend this manual may be adopted by each campus, according to local procedures.
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Hutchins lights, shapes, sounds and flags diving Modules snorkel - scuba - safety Marine organisms - physical and chemical oceanography - accidents Optional http://www.aist.tas.edu.au/vet/Pages/Hutchins.html
R/V Clifford A. Barnes Handbook Richard W. Sternberg, Director School of oceanography. If scuba or other diving operations are planned from the University of Washington diving safety Officer. http://www.ocean.washington.edu/ships/barnes/usrman.html
Extractions: Users' Handbook R/V CLIFFORD A. BARNES is a 65 foot vessel owned by the National Science Foundation and operated under a Charter Party agreement by the University of Washington's School of Oceanography. It is intended for use primarily in the sheltered waters of Western Washington and British Columbia. This handbook is intended to provide guidance to embarked personnel on the policies, regulations, procedures, safety and lifesaving precautions, and operational capabilities of the vessel. R/V BARNES and marine operations support personnel exist for the sole purpose of implementing scientific research and student instruction, and it is the intent of the School to be responsive to the needs of the users. Please contact either the Manager of Marine Operations or the Ship's Technical Manager at (206) 543-5062 and 543-5648, respectively, for additional information and assistance. Richard W. Sternberg, Director
R/V Clifford A. Barnes Handbook Arthur RM Nowell, Director School of oceanography. If scuba or other diving operations are planned, this from the University of Washington diving safety Officer http://www.ocean.washington.edu/ships/usrman.html
Extractions: University of Washington The R/V CLIFFORD A. BARNES is a 65 foot vessel owned by the National Science Foundation and operated under a Charter Party agreement by the University of Washington's School of Oceanography. It is intended for use primarily in the sheltered waters of Western Washington and British Columbia. This handbook is intended to provide guidance to embarked personnel on the policies, regulations, procedures, safety and lifesaving precautions, and operational capabilities of the vessel. The R/V BARNES and marine operations support personnel exist for the sole purpose of implementing scientific research and student instruction, and it is the intent of the School to be responsive to the needs of the users. Please contact either the Manager of Marine Operations or the Port Captain at (206) 543-5062 and 543-5648, respectively, for additional information and assistance. Arthur R.M. Nowell, Director
How To Become A URI Research Diver scuba gear, but not breathing from the scuba unit. 3. diving regulations and precautions. diving Manual and have discussed with the diving safety Officer all http://www.gso.uri.edu/diving/tobecome.htm
Extractions: How to Become a URI Diver ENTRY LEVEL REQUIREMENTS Individuals wanting to obtain authorization must first be certified by a nationally recognized SCUBA organization. Documentation of this certification, a medical examination, and current certification in First aid, CPR and Emergency Oxygen Administration must be submitted on application. An open water evaluation and written exam are required before authorization can be granted. Application and medical forms can be downloaded in PDF format. Medical and Application Forms Medical Examination The applicant for authorization shall be deemed by a licensed physician to be medically fit for diving before proceeding with the training as designated in Sec. 3.20 (see Sec. 6.00 and Appendices 2 through 6 URI Research Diving Manual). Conditions which may be disqualifying EVALUATION The applicant for authorization shall be certified by a national recognized SCUBA organization. Applicants must successfully plan and execute 5 open water dives for a minimum total time of 2-1/2 hours bottom time over the previous year. The applicant must satisfy the Diving Officer or their designee of their ability to perform the following (refer to appendix 13 URI Research Diving Manual), as a minimum, in sheltered water:
Physical Education Prerequisites PE 2. Open Water scuba diving will involve physics, physiology, water safety, equipment, and oceanography. a local beach and two dives from a http://pr.caltech.edu/catalog/courses/listing/pe.html
Extractions: PE 1. Student Designed Fitness. 3 units; first, second, third terms. PE 2. Skin Diving. 3 units; first, second, third terms. A prerequisite for PE 3 (Scuba). Fundamentals of skin diving and oceanography. Instructor: Dodd. PE 3. Scuba, Beginning. 3 units; first, second, third terms. Prerequisites: PE 2. PE 4. Introduction to Power Walking. 3 units; first, second, third terms. Introduction to walking for fitness. Emphasis on cardiovascular benefits for a healthy lifestyle. The program is progressive and suitable for walkers of all levels. Instructor: Levesque. PE 5. Fitness Training for Life. 3 units; first, second, third terms. PE 9. Soccer. 3 units; first, second, third terms. Fundamental instruction on shooting, passing, trapping, dribbling, penalty kicks, offensive plays, defensive strategies, and goal keeping. Class includes competitive play using small field and full field scrimmages. Instructor: Uribe. PE 10. Aerobic Dance. 3 units; first, second, third terms. Each class includes a thorough warm-up, a cardiovascular workout phase that also includes a variety of conditioning exercises designed to tone and strengthen various muscle groups, and a relaxation cool-down and stretch, all done to music. Instructor: Staff. PE 12. Baseball Skills, Intermediate/Advanced.
Fisheriescourseofferings Electives 5 credits PE 103, scuba diving 1 BA 166, Small Biology 4 FT 210 Field Methods/safety in Fisheries OCN 101 Introduction to oceanography 3 credits (3+0 http://www.ketch.alaska.edu/fisheriescourseofferings.html
Extractions: AAS Degree Requirements Certificate Requirements Course Descriptions The Associate of Applied Science provides students with a broad educational and practical foundation in the field of fisheries technology. Students will be prepared for entry level employment in federal and state agencies, hatcheries, and the private sector. Degree Requirements: The AAS in Fisheries Technology requires a minimum of sixty credit hours and a GPA of 2.5. Of the 60 credits, students must complete 20 credits at the 200 level or above. Students must earn 6 credit hours of internship. Minimum Credit Hours: 60 General Education Requirements 17 credits ENGL 111 Methods of Written Communication and
Pupukea Site Physical oceanography structure of the area to increase the safety of all is reviewing the potential need to limit commercial scuba diving activities and http://cramp.wcc.hawaii.edu/Study_Sites/Oahu/Pupukea/
Extractions: Aerial photo of Pupukea area and Waimea Bay (1993 NOAA image courtesy of Steve Rohmann). Encrusting corals dominate colonized hard bottom in this high wave energy environment. Photo by Paul L. Jokiel. The coral reef communities along this north-facing shore are poorly developed due to the large swell that strikes this coast during the winter months. Coral cover is relatively low and consists mainly of encrusting species that are wave resistant. The most common corals are Porites lobata and Pocillopora meandrina . Encrusting corals such as Leptastrea purpurea Pavona varians and Montiora flabellata are found throughout the area.
Special University Programs of marine sciences, including oceanography, marine biology offers instruction in scuba diving and research contact Liz Kintzing, diving safety officer, through http://www.undergradcat.unh.edu/webspecial.html
Extractions: Interdisciplinary Programs Earth, Oceans, and Space Computer and Information Technology Minor Foreign Experience Gerontology ... War and Peace Studies Preprofessional Programs Prelaw Premedical/Prehealthcare Professional Off-Campus Programs UNH/UNHM Cross Registration Consortium (NHCUC) Student Exchange Program New England Subdegree Exchange Program Exchange Programs within the U.S. ... Study Abroad Programs Other Programs Honors Program Reserve Officer Training Corps Programs Undergraduate Research Opportunities International Research Opportunities Interdisciplinary Programs (Found under their separate colleges and schools.) Special University Programs The institute brings together under a common theme several established research groups on campus: the Space Science Center, the Climate Change Research Center, the Complex Systems Research Center, and the Ocean Process Analysis Laboratory. The primary educational theme of the institute is to support and expand graduate degree programs, training future scientists with a global view. However, EOS faculty teach and mentor undergraduate students as well, and there are numerous opportunities for undergraduates to participate with them in the research activities of the institute.
Aquatic Animals Mailing Lists of California San Diego, Scripps Institution of oceanography. ideas, and opinions relating to scuba diving are welcome but are not limited to safety/first aid http://www.actwin.com/fish/lists.html
Extractions: Description: The Aquaculture list discusses the science, technology and business of rearing aquatic species. Membership in the list is public and unrestricted. Topics include: Who's doing what and where; problems and solutions rearing aquatic larvae; diseases, parasites and pathology; water quality; recirculation technology and applications; research aquatic systems design and operation; commercial aquatic systems design and operation; site selection and environmental impact; new species under culture; genetics, sex reversal and hormonal manipulation; computers in aquaculture; public perceptions of aquaculture; and aqua-business. List Owner/Contact: owner-aqua-l@killick.ifmt.nf.ca AQUARIUM: Discussion of Home Fish Aquariums Bitnet Subscribe to: listserv@emuvm1 Internet Subscribe to: listserv@emuvm1.cc.emory.edu Bitnet Mail to: aquarium@emuvm1 Internet Mail to: aquarium@emuvm1.cc.emory.edu
MLML Brochure Field work with scuba, including group projects on 2000, Scripps Institute of oceanography, Assistant Professor San Jose State University, diving safety Officer http://color.mlml.calstate.edu/intro/mlml_bro.htm
Extractions: Faculty Moss Landing Marine Laboratories (MLML) is located on Monterey Bay in the fishing port of Moss Landing, which lies in the fishing port of Moss Landing, halfway between Santa Cruz and the Monterey Pennisula. As a site for a marine laboratory, Moss Landing has a number of assets. The head of the Monterey Submarine Canyon, the largest such feature on the west coast of the Americas, is situated a few hundred meters west of the Laboratories. Scientists can work conveniently on a diversity of deep-water habitats in the canyon because 1000-meter depths occur within one hour's ship steaming time of the harbor. To the east of the Laboratories is Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve, one of the largest, relatively unspoiled salt marshes remaining on the Pacific coast. To the north and south, sand dunes, rocky intertidal environments, and subtidal kelp forests provide further valuable areas for scientific study. These features facilitate study and research in all disciplines of marine science. MLML is operated by a consortium of seven campuses of the California State University: Fresno Hayward Monterey Bay Sacramento ... San Jose State , and Stanislaus . San Jose State University serves as the administering institution. Classes at MLML are open to properly qualified upper-division undergraduate and graduate students enrolled through one of
Questionnaire For The DOE Accident Investigation Resource List Research Microbiology Research - oceanography Research - Water Control) Certified safety Professional Comprehensive of diving (scuba) Instructors Tap Root http://tis.eh.doe.gov/csa/aip/air_list/
Extractions: DOE Accident Investigation Resource List SUBMIT button. First Name: Middle Initial: Last Name: Title: Federal Grade: (if applicable) (i.e., GS/GM 1-15 or SES) Work Phone: Work Fax: Home Phone: E-Mail Address: Immediate Supervisor: Supervisor's Work Phone: Current DOE Clearance: Q L BAO Site/Facility: Choose your Site/Facility from under the Operations or Program Office Menus AL - Albuquerque Operations Office Amarillo Area Office Pantex Plant Carlsbad Area Office Waste Isolation Pilot Plant Kirtland Area Office Inhalation Toxicology Research Institute Sandia National Laboratory - New Mexico Sandia National Laboratory - California Kansas City Area Office Kansas City Plant Los Alamos Area Office Los Alamos National Laboratory Pinellas Area Office Pinellas Plant Transportation Safeguards Division CH - Chicago Operations Office Ames Group Ames Laboratory Argonne Group - East Argonne National Laboratory - East Argonne Group - West Argonne National Laboratory - West Batavia Group Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory Brookhaven Group Brookhaven National Laboratory Environmental Measurements Laboratory New Brunswick Laboratory Princeton Group Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory DP - Office of the Ass't Secretary for Defense Programs
OES Newsletter, August 2001 This free class will train certified scuba divers in the Dr. Ed Parnell of Scripps Institute of oceanography. Yukon diving safety and Wreck Procedures will be http://www.oceanexplorers.org/Archive/2001/Sept2001.html
Extractions: A small group of rag tag divers and revellers met at the Shores for the club picnic. Weather was nice, conditions were poor, food was plentiful, everything was in place for a great barbeque. We were just shy about 15 people or so. Nevertheless those of us who were there had a good time, and the odds were great for the raffle. Shore Diving
Extractions: Categories Adventure/History An exciting in-depth overview of diving procedures and equipment from ancient breath-hold diving to modern deep diving systems. The photographs were contributed from all over the world and are accompanied by explanatory text written by an international group of authorities who are acknowledged experts in their respective fields. The illustrations present the developmental history of the exploration of the underwater world. A beautiful full-color coffee-table book. Price: $143.95 CAD Full book description and large image of cover ADVENTURES WITH SHARKS Comments Permalink Send to a friend Categories Adventure/History In this exciting photographic journey, underwater photographer Jonathan Bird shares his adventures and discoveries photographing sharks around the world. From the aggressive Gray Reef sharks of the tropical Pacific to the shy and elusive Basking sharks of the frigid Bay of Fundy, Bird details the thrills, dangers, and disappointments of working with wild sharks in the open ocean. Accompanied by more than one hundred vivid color photographs, Adventures with Sharks is an uncommonly fun to read mixture of science, adventure, and stunning photographs. Price: $26.99 CAD
Extractions: Revised: April 1998 Description Table of Contents Reviews About the Authors George Lewbel is a scuba instructor and a senior marine biologist with a Ph.D. from Scripps Institution of Oceanography. His work has taken him to the Arctic Ocean, the North Sea, the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean, New England and California, and has included saturation diving for the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Larry Martin is a master scuba instructor and a senior marine biologist with an ecological research firm. He has conducted marine research throughout the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean, the Bering Sea, the Arctic Ocean and Antarctica. His work has included diving under Arctic ice, mixed gas diving and saturation diving. Edition was revised in 1998.
DEPARMENT OF LEADERSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT Interrelationships between oceanography and meteorology Sports scuba diving Course (specialization training watch in port including shipboard safety and security http://www.pma.ph/curriculum/Curriculumdesc2.htm
Extractions: Mission: To instruct, train and develop the cadets so that each graduate shall possess the character, the professionalism, and the aptitude of a regular officer of the AFP. DEPARMENT OF LEADERSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT Course Code: ML 112 Course Title: Adjustment to Military Life Units: Course Description: ML 112 is a one-unit subject in the military field of leadership covering subjects in good manners, customs, traditions and etiquette of the service. This provides the cadets the foundation and knowledge of what a military personnel needs to equip the future officer with the basic rudiments of being a follower first before assuming his role as a leader. Course Code: ML 113 Course Title: Fundamentals of Military Leadership Units: Course Description: To provide the cadet a better understanding of the current basic military leadership theory, military beliefs, and leadership doctrine and to be able to apply and relate this knowledge through a leadership style that meets the standard requirement of a true and disciplined leader while as a cadet or a regular officer of the AFP. Course Code: ML 211 Course Title: Fundamentals of Military Leadership Units: Course Description: This course deals with leadership fundamentals: what a leader must be, what a leader must know, what a leader must do, his leadership competencies, leadership styles, his roles and objectives as a leader.
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