Permissions
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Images that have been used
on this web site have been taken from various sources including personal
archives, Internet sources and original artwork. Copyright materials are
marked with the name of the copyright owner. The following permissions
have been obtained and listed here in no particular order:
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Photo of Jacques-Yves Cousteau
at media/32jyc.gif
from http://www.dolphinlog.org,
Clark Lee Merriam, Research and Communications, cousteau@infi.net,
August 1999. Email message.
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Wreck diving pictures at media/
from http://www.datanet.co.uk/sqs,
Jack L. Rea, Public Information Officer, jacklrea@hotmail.com,
August 1999. Email message.
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Ice diving pictures at at media/
from http://www.menet.umn.edu/~kaszeta,
Richard W Kaszeta, PhD. Candidate and Sysadmin, bofh@me.umn.edu,
August 1999. Email message.
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Ice diving pictures marked "Photo
by Chuck Larson" or "Photo by Gary Cehlar" at media/
from http://www.neptunescove.org/icediving.shtml,
Webmaster, webmaster@neptunescove.org.
August 1999. Email message.
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Underwater photographs marked
"© Bill Wood" at media/y#.jpg
from "Underwater Photography - Great Barrier Reef - Australia's Marine
Life photographed by Bill Wood" at http://www.ozemail.com.au/~billwood,
images protected by Australian and International Copyright law, copyright
© Bill Wood, Bill Wood - Marine Photography, http://www.billwood.com.au,wbwood@bigpond.com,
August 1999. Email message.
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Photo of a diver at media/0left.gif
from
http://www.photolib.noaa.gov/lb_images/nurp/nur05539.htm,
OAR/National Undersea Research Program (NURP), Public Domain Status, Credit
required.
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Photos marked "© Hristo
Raikov" at media/
from Hristo Raikov's personal archive. Official permission obtained.
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Photos of Industrial Diving
at media/
from Lyubomir Klissurov's personal archive. Official permission obtained.
References
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Electronic Sources: Text or
Multimedia from Web Pages, FTP sites, Telnet
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"NOAA Diving Manual: Table of
Contents" <http://uwsports.ycg.com/reference_library/noaa/> May 1990
(April 1999)
Acknowledgments
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First of all, we would like
to thank ThinkQuest
for the unique opportunity and for the incredible experience that we had
during our work on this educational project.
We would also like to thank
our coaches for their assistance and guidance that helped us create this
comprehensive entry. We appreciate their attention and advice.
We are grateful to the individuals
who gave us permission to use their images on the web site. Special thanks
to Bill Wood. Of course we cannot forget all the others who have helped
us during the project development. Thank you for the support and patience.
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