Simon Mitchell

One of the subjects of consistent interest to divers is the issue of how to minimise their risk of suffering decompression sickness (DCS).

On one of my first dives to the Cumberland wreck (100m) I remember how incredibly hard I found the swim across the bottom to find the ship’s bow.

This is the second in a series aimed of enhancing knowledge of select practically important issues in diving physiology and medicine.

Basic carbon dioxide physiology for divers with Associate Professor Simon Mitchell, University of Auckland.

The four most important factors that contribute to breathing performance underwater.

Associate Professor Simon Mitchell on diving accidents and the vital importance of checklists