scuba 1.2-2

'scuba' is a contributed package that performs theoretical calculations
about scuba diving --- dive profiles, decompression models, gas toxicity
and so on.

New features in version 1.2-2:

       . Package vignette provides detailed explanations.

       . Improved handling of data from dive computers.

       . Gas switches (switching from one tank of breathing gas
         to another during the dive) are now easy to specify.

       . Relative tissue saturations can be computed easily

       . Eleven new datasets: real dive profiles

       . Dives with multiple tanks of breathing gas are now plotted
          using a different colour for each gas.

New functions:

       whichtank
       whichtank<-
                       Choice of breathing gas tank
                       at each waypoint during the dive

Improvements:

       dive
               For easier handling of data uploaded from dive computers,
               dive() now accepts elapsed time values in the formats
               "hh:mm:ss", and "mm:ss" where mm can exceed 60.

       plot.dive
               Dives with multiple tanks of breathing gas are now plotted
               using a different colour for each gas.

               The choice of colours is controlled by the
               argument 'col.gases'.

       haldane
               This function has a new argument 'relative'.
               If relative=TRUE, tissue saturations are computed
               as fractions of the surfacing M-value.

       ndl
               Improved numerical stability, in mixed-gas case.

               The return value of ndl now has an attribute
               which identifies the controlling tissue.

       showstates
               Improved plot labels.

Adrian Baddeley, 30 october 2008

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