SCUBA Divers Health Monitoring and Risk Management System

In order to communicate below the surface of the water, underwater data communication is a viable technique. Lab experiments, however, are distinct from real-world situations because of their constrained physical scales. Artificial scattering agents have been used in recent years to imitate underwater communication through water channels in a variety of settings. These models may not adequately replicate the frequency domain properties of natural water, raising questions about their correctness. Scuba diving is an exciting and adventurous activity that requires close monitoring of the health and well-being of divers. The underwater environment can be dangerous and the real-time monitoring of divers' health has become a crucial aspect of dive safety. Underwater wireless communication includes monitoring of blood pressure, heart rate, risk assessment indication and basic health tracking with live transmission to the nearest ship. Wireless communication technology has enabled the transmission of vital health information from the dive site to the surface, providing constant monitoring and timely response in case of an emergency.