The MLSSA Library contains a collection of documents of the Scuba Divers’ Federation of South Australia.
Catalog # | Title / Description | Author | Publisher | Year |
MLSSA1026 | “A Listing and Analysis of Fatal Diving Accidents in South Australia” by Peter Horne, January 1980 | Horne, Peter | 1980 | |
SDF001 | ||||
SDF002 | “A Guide To The Introduced Marine Species In Australian Waters” (technical Report No.5) The guide is in a 4-ring binder. It contains details on all of the eight species covered by the NSW marine pest ID cards plus much more | Furlani, Dianne M. | Centre for Research on Introduced Marine Pests (CRIMP) | 1996 |
SDF003 | A set of 8 laminated marine pest identification cards for divers around NSW. These cards help divers identify pests and give contact details for reporting pest sightings. If a pest population is discovered early on, there is a greater chance it can be brought under control. The cards have been placed into a 4-ring binder | NSW Department of Primary Industries | ||
SDF004 | ||||
SDF005 | “SA Waters – An Atlas & Guide” | BIASA | ||
SDF006 | “Common Hand Signals for Recreational Scuba Diving” | Recreational Scuba Training Council | ||
SDF007 | Dive Safety Procedures | |||
SDF008 | “The Impacts of Spearfishing: notes on the effects of recreational diving on shallow marine reefs in Australia” | Nevill, John | ||
SDF009 | “Nettle Cave” | |||
SDF010 | “Provisional Report on Diving-Related Fatalities in Australian Waters 2001” | Walker, Doug | ||
SDF011 | “SA Diving-Related Deaths 2001-2002 – A Coroner’s Inquiry” | Acott, Chris | ||
SDF012 | “Diving-Related Deaths in New Zealand 2000-2006” | McClelland, Andrew | ||
SDF013 | “Provisional report on diving-related fatalities in Australian waters 2002” | |||
SDF014 | “The consequences of misinterpreting dive computers: 3 case studies” | |||
SDF015 | “The function of karst aquifer to clean polluted water in south suburb of Beijing” | |||
SDF016 | “New tracing experience in the Sebes Mountains – Romania” | |||
SDF017 | “The Nullarbor carbonate aquifer, Australia: the impact of man and suggestions for future management” |
I am emailing sales@scub.com.au regarding updating my cert , my emails keep bouncing back , can you guys assist . Peter
Hi Peter, it seems that your emails are not going through due to an error in the address that you are using.
It should be sales@scubacom.com.au
thanks Steve