On 11/21/2018 09:32 AM, Jan Mulder wrote:
I feel that, while an interesting idea, this will not be tremendously useful. I see 2 main reasons
for this. 1) Only fresh water dives show relevant thermoclines, and dives at sea tend to have a very
limited temperature change over depth (over the typical range of diving depths).
I have experiences very pronounced thermoclines in the sea,
- in the gulf of Oman
- on many shores in Indonesia
- even at Isla del Cocos
And 2), more important, I think that a lot of DCs have a very poor temperature
sensor (as in slow responding).
They are slow responding in air, but under water, it usually takes just a few
seconds
for them to change.
But I've got a different suggestion for visualization: Instead of abusing the
X-Axis
for something not time, just paint a background-color gradient (like from blue
to purple or yellow)
instead of the current linear light-to-dark-blue background color gradient, to visualizes the
temperature at depth.
Regards,
Lutz Vieweg
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