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Scuba divers form small and structured social groups that are well suited for analysis using methods from Computational Social Science (CSS). This paper proposes a conceptual graph-based framework for modeling scuba dives as social networks. Divers are represented as vertices and their interactions as edges within a temporal network.
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Touched by water: The body in scuba diving
Emotion, Space and Society, 2012Elizabeth Straughan
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Scuba diving operators’ perspective of scuba diving tourism business in Nusa Penida, Indonesia
Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism, 2020Kei Wei Chia, Azalia Gerungan
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Bronchospasm after scuba diving
Medical Journal of Australia, 1995F A, Bevelaqua, F, Haas
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Rethinking competitiveness: important attributes for a successful scuba diving destination
Tourism Recreation Research, 2017Noel Scott, Gui Lohmann, Kay Dimmock
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Artificial Reefs as Recreational Scuba Diving Resources: A Critical Review of Research
Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 2007Kevin Markwell +2 more
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