From: John Heine <jheine@ucsd.edu> Subject: photos requested for new book on Scientific Diving Colleagues:  I am working on the second edition of the book Scientific Diving Techniques:  A Practical Guide for the Research Diver, to be published by Best Publishing.  Some of you contributed photographs for the first edition, which is out of print, and I am now soliciting photos and descriptions of novel underwater scientific techniques for the new edition.  Photos that are used will be credited to the photographer, and a complimentary copy of the book will be given. Please send a couple of your best photographs, and references to underwater techniques and methodology to me at jheine@ucsd.edu<mailto:jheine@ucsd.edu> Examples of photographs needed are historical, aquatic habitats and ecosystems, equipment, technical diving, marking and mapping, physical and chemical oceanography, archeology, collecting, tagging, transects, coring, photography, and videography; pretty much everything that scientific divers do underwater. Thanks, John Heine. ************************************************* John Heine CalCOFI Coordinator/Editor CalCOFI Reports NOAA-SIO-Cal. Fish and Game Mailing address: 566 Plaza Rd. Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 Phone:  904-521-3526 http://calcofi.org<http://calcofi.org/> ************************************************** [cid:1F804D92-F2C2-4ABF-B54A-EB97AB18B7C6@launchmodem.com]

 

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