Dive Planning

Build an open-circuit decompression profile, review the generated schedule, and keep its assumptions together for your briefing.

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Set segments, gases, and gradient factors, then recalculate and review the schedule and safety findings. Charts, export, and advanced editing are not available in this route yet.

Planning Boundary

Dive Planning owns decompression profile construction and review. Reserve strategy stays in Gas Planning, and fill execution stays in Gas Blending.

This first shell uses an explicit recalc step. The draft stays editable until you select Recalculate Plan, which then calls the shared dive-planning core contract.
Draft is ready to recalculate.draft ready

Segment Builder

Build the requested profile in order. Drag-and-drop, bulk templates, and auto-filled transitions stay out of scope for this first shell.

Segment 1

Requested profile segment before the core-generated decompression schedule begins.

Segment 2

Requested profile segment before the core-generated decompression schedule begins.

Segment 3

Requested profile segment before the core-generated decompression schedule begins.

Gas Selection

Use preset gases only for the first shell. Custom mix editing and inventory workflows stay out of scope.

Gas 1

21/35 trimix

Gas 2

EAN50 (50% N2)

Gas 3

Oxygen

Gradient Factors

Keep conservatism edits explicit. Validation and schedule generation stay in core.

Typical technical starting range: 20-50

Common working range: 70-90

The requested profile should end where the decompression schedule takes over.

Plan Results

Run an explicit recalculation to fetch the decompression schedule, gas switches, and safety output from core.

No calculated plan yet. Edit the requested profile, then select Recalculate Plan.

Safety and Findings

Draft validation and calculated-plan findings both come from the core contract. The web layer only groups and locates them.

Draft review state

ready
No findings in this section.

Workflow Handoffs

Keep reserve policy and blending operations in their owning streams.

Need reserve or turn planning?

Use Gas Planning for minimum gas, reserve strategy, turn pressure, and switch-aware reserve work.

Open Gas Planning

Need to produce the planned gases?

Use Gas Blending when the plan is set but the mixes still need to be blended or topped off.

Open Gas Blending