European Scientific Divers (ESD)
Gofer - Pon Maj 25, 2009 9:40 pm
European Scientific Divers (ESD) - czyli Nurek Naukowy
W zeszłym roku w Gdyni miał się odbyć taki kurs - niestety czy doszło to do skutku nie wiem - na stronie nie znalazłam żadnych wiadomości
http://www.kursy-nurkowe.pl/?a=scientific_diving
nie wiem tez czy udało się im nawiązać jakąś współpracę jakby co kontakt jest na stronce można się dowiadywać
Są to ludzie z oceanografii jak kogoś to kręci to zawsze za miast magisterki na Archeo można się nad tym zastanowić
Gofer - Pon Maj 25, 2009 9:50 pm
Droga Kariery
Wymagania (niestety nie chce mi się tłumaczyć ale wszystko jest jasne):
A European Scientific Diver is a diver capable of acting as a member of a scientific diving team.
He/she may attain this level by either a course or by in-field training and experience under
suitable supervision or by a combination of these two methods.
The ESD must :
- show proof of basic theoretical knowledge and a basic understanding of:
1. diving physics and physiology, the causes and effects of diving related illnesses and
disorders and their management.
2. the specific problems associated with diving to and beyond 20m, calculations of air
requirements, correct use of decompression tables.
3. equipment, including personal dive computers and guidelines as to their safe use.
4. emergency procedures and diving casualty management.
5. principles of dive planning.
6. legal aspects and responsibilities relevant to scientific diving in Europe and
elsewhere.
- be fully competent with/in:
1. diving first aid, including cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and oxygen
administration to diving casualties.
2. SCUBA rescue techniques and management of casualties.
3. the use and user maintenance of appropriate SCUBA diving equipment.
- be fully competent with:
1. search methods.
2. survey methods, both surface and sub-surface, capable of accurately locating and
marking objects and sites.
3. the basic use of airbags and airlifts for controlled lifts, excavations and sampling.
4. basic rigging and rope work, including the construction and deployment of transacts
and search grids.
5. underwater navigation methods using suitable techniques.
6. recording techniques.
7. acting as surface tender for a roped diver.
8. sampling techniques appropriate to the scientific discipline being pursued.
- show proof of having undertaken 70 open water dives, to include a minimum of:
1. 20 dives with a scientific task of work supervised by a recognised research institution,
such as listed above.
2. 10 dives between 15m and 24m.
3. 5 dives greater than 25m.
4. 12 dives in the last 12 months, including at least 6 with a scientific task of work.
Paweł - Wto Maj 26, 2009 4:51 pm
http://scientific-diving.eu/nat_comm.html
Pojawienie się czegoś takiego w Polsce wymusiłoby być może zmianę prawa.
Chodzi mi o genialną ustawę według, której do badań podwodnych potrzebny jest nurek zawodowy- bo przecież a nusz widelec będzie trzeba na
stanowisku archeologicznym coś przyspawać
A tak poza tym, fajnie by było na to zajrzeć:
http://scientific-diving.eu/ISOSD_2009_v4.1.pdf
Gofer - Pon Maj 25, 2009 9:40 pm
European Scientific Divers (ESD) - czyli Nurek Naukowy
W zeszłym roku w Gdyni miał się odbyć taki kurs - niestety czy doszło to do skutku nie wiem - na stronie nie znalazłam żadnych wiadomości
http://www.kursy-nurkowe.pl/?a=scientific_diving
nie wiem tez czy udało się im nawiązać jakąś współpracę jakby co kontakt jest na stronce można się dowiadywać
Są to ludzie z oceanografii jak kogoś to kręci to zawsze za miast magisterki na Archeo można się nad tym zastanowić
Gofer - Pon Maj 25, 2009 9:50 pm
Droga Kariery
Wymagania (niestety nie chce mi się tłumaczyć ale wszystko jest jasne):
A European Scientific Diver is a diver capable of acting as a member of a scientific diving team.
He/she may attain this level by either a course or by in-field training and experience under
suitable supervision or by a combination of these two methods.
The ESD must :
- show proof of basic theoretical knowledge and a basic understanding of:
1. diving physics and physiology, the causes and effects of diving related illnesses and
disorders and their management.
2. the specific problems associated with diving to and beyond 20m, calculations of air
requirements, correct use of decompression tables.
3. equipment, including personal dive computers and guidelines as to their safe use.
4. emergency procedures and diving casualty management.
5. principles of dive planning.
6. legal aspects and responsibilities relevant to scientific diving in Europe and
elsewhere.
- be fully competent with/in:
1. diving first aid, including cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and oxygen
administration to diving casualties.
2. SCUBA rescue techniques and management of casualties.
3. the use and user maintenance of appropriate SCUBA diving equipment.
- be fully competent with:
1. search methods.
2. survey methods, both surface and sub-surface, capable of accurately locating and
marking objects and sites.
3. the basic use of airbags and airlifts for controlled lifts, excavations and sampling.
4. basic rigging and rope work, including the construction and deployment of transacts
and search grids.
5. underwater navigation methods using suitable techniques.
6. recording techniques.
7. acting as surface tender for a roped diver.
8. sampling techniques appropriate to the scientific discipline being pursued.
- show proof of having undertaken 70 open water dives, to include a minimum of:
1. 20 dives with a scientific task of work supervised by a recognised research institution,
such as listed above.
2. 10 dives between 15m and 24m.
3. 5 dives greater than 25m.
4. 12 dives in the last 12 months, including at least 6 with a scientific task of work.
Paweł - Wto Maj 26, 2009 4:51 pm
http://scientific-diving.eu/nat_comm.html
Pojawienie się czegoś takiego w Polsce wymusiłoby być może zmianę prawa.
Chodzi mi o genialną ustawę według, której do badań podwodnych potrzebny jest nurek zawodowy- bo przecież a nusz widelec będzie trzeba na
stanowisku archeologicznym coś przyspawać
A tak poza tym, fajnie by było na to zajrzeć:
http://scientific-diving.eu/ISOSD_2009_v4.1.pdf