The Deep Ocean Diving Homepage was created by me to provide information on technology, science and medicine applied to scuba diving. The homepage is intended for the diving community on the web interested in how things work in scuba diving (science and technology) and scuba divers (medicine). Some parts of the homepage require some knowledge of mathematics.
The homepage is subdivided in following sections:
A number of images was created with 3D Studio MAX. You can find more images in the gallery.
This page can best be viewed using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0. This page has been tested on following configurations:
A screen resolution of 1024x768 is advised, though 800x600 should perform as well.
The Deep Ocean Diving homepage uses a lot of mathematical equations. HTML does not provide a mathematical equation formatter. As work-around I wrote a PHP script that formats equations using pure HTML (especially tables) (no plug-in needed). The homepage is based on this script for display of math equations. See for more info and the script: http://phpscripts.deepocean.net.
The main page (this page) is currently hosted at 86 Internetdiensten (site 1). More pages exist in the deepocean.net domain. They are mainly hosted by myself at home (site 2).
| URL | Description | Hosted at |
| http://www.deepocean.net | Deep Ocean Diving homepage | Site 1 |
| http://photo.deepocean.net | Photo galleries | Site 2 | http://piccardhofplas.deepocean.net | Project on Piccardthofplas Groningen, uw photos | Site 2 |
| http://liveaboard.deepocean.net | Photos of live-aboard Egypt | Site 2 |
| http://noa.deepocean.net | Homepage of my youngest daughter | Site 2 |
| http://lois.deepocean.net | Homepage of my oldest daughter | Site 2 |
| http://phpscripts.deepocean.net | PHP scripts like webcoutner and Eqlib (script for formatting math equations in HTML) | Site 2 | http://curacao.deepocean.net | Photos of Curacao 2005 | Site 2 |
| http://software.deepocean.net | Sofware development | Site 2 |
| http://status.deepocean.net | Status (mrtg) of my server at home | Site 2 |
| http://crossroad.deepocean.net | Webcam in my attic. It is pointed at the crossroad near my home | Site 2 |
| http://superset.deepocean.net | SuperSet, a version of the famous SET game which can be played by two persones over the network | Site 2 |
| http://kayak.deepocean.net | Bit of information on kayaking in the (northern part of the) Netherlands | Site 2 |
| http://rome.deepocean.net | Photos of our Rome visit, 2006 | Site 2 |
| http://france.deepocean.net | Photos of our France vacations | Site 2 |
| Site 1 | 86 Internetdiensten | high bandwidth |
| Site 2 | Server at my home in Ziggo network http://5ed6a290.cable.ziggo.nl |
512 kbit/s bandwidth downloading (4000 kbit/s uploading) |
I am Jörgen.
I am born in 1967 in the Netherlands and living in the Netherlands. I've studied physics and I am occupied in automation. I am married and having 2 daughters, Loïs and Noa. Wife and daughters have to compete with my hobbies: scuba diving, running, swimming, science, technology, computers.
I 've been diving since april 1997. It started on Aruba during my honeymoon when I decided to take an intro dive (photo lower left). Since then, my life has never been the same. About 300 dives later (mainly in Holland where I live) the illness still persists. After a week without a dive I start to feel itchy. Since 1997 I've been member of diving association Hydrofiel. End of 2001 I started taking photographs under water.
Due to my interest in diving, science, technology and computers I decided to build this homepage. Another reason for building the homepage was the lack of information on science about scuba diving on the web, like decompression theory. The latter reason is becoming superseded, because more and more good sites are becoming available. A third reason is I enjoy being a bit 'artistic' and creating a visual appealing site. Well, decide for your self if I succeeded in this or better should avoid the web ;).
