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Are those accident reports publicly available online? The site you linked seems to have a one line summary of each accident but no link to further details.
by mediocrejoker 8y ago
Are those accident reports publicly available online? The site you linked seems to have a one line summary of each accident but no link to further details.
- wallflower 8y agoNo, sorry. I linked that site in error. That site only has reports available for NSS members. The only accident reports that I have read have come from googling "accident analysis + cave diving" or "aquacorps + accident analysis". For example the Aquacorps archives on archive.org https://web.archive.org/web/20020611235343/http://www.cisatlantic.com:80/trimix/AQUAcorps/Incidentreps/incidentcontent.htm https://web.archive.org/web/20020611235343/http://www.cisatl...
- callahad 8y agoThe IUCRR maintains a few public incident reports at http://www.iucrr.org/ http://www.iucrr.org/. Look under the"Accident Analysis" heading on the left. At least ten years ago, when I went through cave training, incident reports were a significant fraction of the curriculum between Apprentice and Full Cave certifications. If you weren't in the overhead, you were reading about people who didn't make it back and figuring out how to structurally reduce the risk of suffering the same specific misfortune.