Dr. Deep Sea Writes!

Aboard the USS Kingfish in the  Sea of Japan, a secret mission unexpectedly becomes life threatening. After Naval Commander, Joe  Camissa, begrudgingly accepts a short-fused mission, he finds himself dangling 20 feet above the deck of a North Korean military vessel, while inside a half-ton atmospheric diving suit.

Rich with detailed, accurate technical information, this gripping military “fact-ional” thriller shows the depths of darkness acquired after three decades of service. Commander Camissa, who was once a young, idealistic sailor, must do whatever it takes to seek justice and protect his country. 

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Project Neptune 100 Biomedical Research Paper

Nautical Experiments in Physiology, Technology and Undersea Ecology and Exploration

A comprehensive research paper is now available. Explore this in-depth report on the research results presented at the World Extreme Medicine Conference in Edinburgh, Scotland.

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My Daddy Wears a Different Kind of Suit to Work

This illustrated children’s book allows you to share the marvels of the undersea world with your children through radiant pictures and a heartwarming tale. Translated by the 13-year-old author to Spanish in the back, this novel approach to a dual language book is the epitome of a language lesson.

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Exploration and mixed gas diving encyclopedia

The Tao of Survival Underwater

Renowned diving writer Ned Middleton says, “I really cannot rate this book too highly. 5.0 out of 5 stars!”

“Co-authors Tom Mount and Joseph Dituri are true pioneers in every sense of the word and this book is a testament to their knowledge and originality. Whereas others are only too willing to accept the status quo, these two men are prepared to question and examine every aspect of diving, analyses the results and offer their findings for the good of all divers. That is what this book is all about and, in short, it really is something rather special.”

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Dr. Dituri has authored more than 50 articles and papers

  1. Dituri, J. 1994. Can We Really Breathe Liquid? International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers Journal 94(3): p. – 20–21.
  2. Dituri, J. 1997. Dräger Atlantis 1 Semi-Closed Rebreather Manual. International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers (IANTD), Miami Shores, Florida.
  3. Dituri, J. 1997. Semi-Closed Rebreathers: A Closer Look. International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers Journal 97(2): p. – 22–23.
  4. Kellon, J., R. Carmichael, J. Jablonski & J. Dituri. 1998. Halcyon PVR-BASC Rebreather Manual. International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers (IANTD), Miami Shores, Florida.
  5. Dituri, J. 1998. Heliox for Treatment of Air or Nitrox Induced Decompression Illness. IBUM Journal 4: p. – 2–4.
  6. Dituri, J. 1998. Passive Flow Semi Closed Rebreathers – A whole different breed. Nitrox Diver Magazine 98(2): p. – 10–11.
  7. Dituri, J. 1999. [Contributing author to various sections]. In: Defense Dept. – U.S. Navy – Naval Sea Systems Command. United States Navy Diving Manual. 4th Edition. Claitor’s Law Books and Publishing, Baton Rouge, Louisiana: p. – 1042
  8. Dituri, J. 1999. Diving Medical Technician Manual. International Board of Undersea Medicine.
  9. Dituri, J. 1999. Dräger Dolphin Semi-Closed Rebreather Manual. International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers (IANTD), Miami Shores, Florida
  10. Dituri, J. 1999. Dräger DrägerRay Semi-Closed Rebreather Manual. International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers (IANTD), Miami Shores, Florida
  11. Dituri, J. 2000. Evaluation: The Halcyon PVR BASC rebreather. Nitrox Diver Magazine 2000(2): p. – 16–17.
  12. Dituri, J. 2001. Rebreathers and Their Uses. In: Ocean 2001 MTS/IEEE Conference and Exhibition November 2001.
  13. Dituri, A. E., Horton, M. & Dituri, J.. 2001. Public Safety Diver Manual. International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers (IANTD), Miami Shores, Florida.
  14. DeFendi, M. F., W. T. Mount & J. Dituri. 2002. Azimuth Rebreather Diver Manual. International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers (IANTD), Miami Shores, Florida.
  15. Dituri, J. 2002. Leading Navy Diving into the 22nd Century. Engineering Duty Officer Technical Paper – Naval Sea System Command (NAVSEA) July: p. – 1–34.
  16. Dituri, J. 2002. Rescue Diver Manual. International Association of Nitrox and Technical Divers (IANTD), Miami Shores, Florida.
  17. Dituri, J. 2002. What to do about new technical dive shops. Nitrox Diver Magazine 2002(2 [Summer]): p. –6–7.
  18. Dituri, J. 2003. Remotely Operated Vehicle Use Within Shipyards. In: The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers Journal of Ship Production (SPS Conference), February 2004: p. – 205-206 Sheridan Press.
  19. Dituri, J. 2004. Active addition semi-closed circuit rebreather review. Nitrox Diver Magazine 2004(2 [Spring]): p. – 18.
  20. Dituri, J. 2004. Back mounted Mk-15 series rebreather review. Nitrox Diver Magazine 2004(1 [Winter]): p. – 30.
  21. Dituri, J. 2004. Cis-Lunar rebreather review. Nitrox Diver Magazine 2004(1 [Winter]): p. – 12.
  22. Dituri, J. 2004. History (Diving) is important to us. Nitrox Diver Magazine 2004(2 [Spring]): p. – 8.
  23. Dituri, J. 2004. Passive addition rebreather review. Nitrox Diver Magazine 2004(2 [Spring]): p. – 34.
  24. Dituri, J. 2004. Review of oxygen rebreathers. Nitrox Diver Magazine 2004(1 [Winter]): p. – 37.
  25. Dituri, J. 2005. Avoiding and Conquering Burnout. Nitrox Diver Magazine 2 [Spring]: p. – 8.
  26. Dituri, J. 2005. Exploring the unknown: Expedition Trimix. Nitrox Diver Magazine 1 [Winter]:p.–30–37.
  27. Dituri, J. 2005. Sport KISS Rebreather Review. Nitrox Diver Magazine 2 [Spring]: p. – 14–15.
  28. Dituri, J. 2006. [Various Sections]. In: IANTD Nitrox Diver Student Manual. IANTD, Miami.
  29. Dituri, J. 2006. Inner to outer space: A pathway to success. Alert Diver March/April: p.–14–17, 52–54.
  30. Dituri, J et al 2006 Watchdog Capstone Project Naval Post Graduate School Paper: p. – 15-20
  31. Alfriend, T., Dituri, J. Sabol, C. Tombasco, J. Performance Comparison of Missile Tracking Systems, Directed Energy Directorate, Air Force Research Lab, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, p. – 1-16
  32. Dituri, J. 2006. Inner to outer space: A pathway to success + Q&A with LCDR Dituri July-August Underwater Magazine: p. – 12–16, 18, 20–22, 24, 26–27.
  33. Dituri, J. 2006. Optima Rebreather Review. Nitrox Diver Magazine 1 [Winter]: p. –38–39.
  34. Dituri, J. 2006 Ballistic Missile Trajectory Estimation Naval Post Graduate School Master’s Thesis: p. – 1-60
  35. Dituri, J. 2007. [Various Sections], IANTD Open Water Diver Student Manual. IANTD, Miami.
  36. Dituri, J. 2007. Space: Going in to find out. Diver Magazine Feb-Mar 2007 p.– 39-42 & Apr-May p.–45-49
  37. Dituri, J. 2007. Is it Time for a Revolution in Navy Diving Equipment?, Underwater Magazine Sept-Oct p. – 41-52
  38. Dituri, J. Parsley K. & Whelan, H.T. 2007 Lightweight, faster decompression and portable alternative to US Navy mixed gas diving, UHM Vol 34 (4): p. – 255
  39. Dituri, J. Parsley, K. Hamilton Jr, RW. Whelan, HT; 2008 Could the U.S. Navy benefit from technical diving techniques? UHM. Vol 35 (4)
  40. Mount, W. T., Dituri, J. [Co-Author Various Sections] Tao of Survival Underwater Exploration and Mixed Gas Diving Encyclopedia, IANTD Press, 2008 July: p. – 1-392
  41. Dituri, J. 2008 The Edge, Pushing the Technical Frontier. Diver Magazine January 2008: p. – 25-33
  42. Dituri, J 2008 Deep Submergence Unit Capabilities FACEPLATE, U.S. Navy, NAVSEA, Volume 12 No.1 April 2008, p. – 18-19
  43. Dituri, J. 2009 Bridging the Transfer Under Pressure gap (Submarine Rescue under Hyperbarics), White Paper, Deep Submergence Unit
  44. Dituri, J., Dituri, A., 2009 Submarine Rescue, the Future is Now, Underwater Magazine Sept-Oct 2009: p. – 12-21
  45. Dituri, J., Dituri, A., 2010 Deep Trouble, Diver Magazine 2009: p. – 44-47
  46. Dituri, J., Dituri, J., 2011 My Daddy Wears a Different Kind of Suit to Work, GAVI Publication (Children’s book).September: 1-26 (English and Spanish).
  47. Dituri, J. 2011 DCS: Over the Counter Fix, Diver Magazine Vol 37(2): p. – 20-21.
  48. Dituri, J. 2012 Alternative Methods for the emergency treatment of divers in remote areas, IANTD Publication Advanced Wreck Diving Manual April 2012: p. – 92-101.
  49. Dituri, J. 2012 Temporal Balance, U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, September 2012: p. – 79-81.
  50. Dituri, J. Saddler, R. Alternative Methods to Treating Decompression Sickness in Remote Areas, IANTD Press Publication. January 2013: p. –1-42.
  51.  O’Connor M. Vigilante, J., DiGeorge, N.W., Bear, A., Kenyon, J., Dituri, J., Dituri, A., Whelan, HT, Ketogenic Diet for Closed-Circuit Oxygen Diving, UHM 2014, 41(4): p. – 358-361.
  52. Dituri, J. Saddler, R. Siddiqi, F. et al, Echocardiographic Evaluation of intracardiac venous gas emboli UHM 2016 43(2): p. – 103-112.
  53. Renaldo, C., Dituri, J., O’Connell, B., Maladies Specific to Technical and Rebreather Divers, Hyperbaric Medical Practice (4th Edition (2017) BEST Publishing: p. – 1107-1133.
  54. Dituri, J., Renaldo, C. Emergency Management of Stricken Divers in Remote Areas, Hyperbaric Medical Practice (4th Edition) (2017) BEST Publishing: p. – 975-993.
  55. Poff, AM, Annis, HA, Whelan, HT, Ari, C. Dituri, J. D’Agostino, D. Ketogenic Diet and Ketogenic Supplementation for Central Nervous System Oxygen Toxicity, Hyperbaric Medical Practice (4th Edition) (2017) BEST Publishing: p. – 997-1014.
  56. Dituri, J., Whelan, HT., Submarine Rescue Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine, Hyperbaric Medical Practice (4th Edition) (2017) BEST Publishing: p. – 1117-1149.
  57. Whelan, HT, Leighton, TL, Aniis, HA, Dituri, J., Ocean Exploration-Living in the Deep Sea Hyperbaric Medical Practice (4th Edition) (2017) BEST Publishing: p. – 1107-1133.