Inside <inputprofiledescent> exact information concerning a descent profile (see also <calculateprofile>) is given, for which an ascent profile is to be calculated.
In principle it is possible to model a complete preceding dive profile with the corresponding <surfaceinterval>, or to make a cross-reference to such a dive via <diveref/>.
<diveref/>, <repetitiongroupref/>, <waypoint>
<calculateprofile>, <profile>, <table>
(see also <profile>)
<inputprofile> <!-- every dive begins at 0 min at the surface! :-) --> <waypoint> <depth>0.0</depth> <divetime0.0</divetime> </waypoint> <!-- a simple profile: --> <!-- descent within 5 min to 100 m --> <waypoint> <depth>100.0</depth> <divetime>300.0</divetime> </waypoint> <!-- at this depth it is planned to stay 10 min --> <waypoint> <depth>100.0</depth> <divetime>900.0</divetime> </waypoint> <!-- now the ascent begins, for which the software calculates a profile --> </inputprofile>
<inputprofile> <!-- every dive begins at 0 min at the surface! :-) --> <waypoint> <depth>0.0</depth> <divetime>0.0</divetime> </waypoint> <!-- descent within 5 min to 80 m --> <waypoint> <depth>80.0</depth> <divetime>300.0</divetime> </waypoint> <!-- stay 5 min at a depth of 80 m --> <waypoint> <depth>80.0</depth> <divetime>600.0</divetime> </waypoint> <!-- moving up to 70 m within 1 min --> <waypoint> <depth>70.0</depth> <divetime>660.0</divetime> </waypoint> <!-- remaining at 70m for 5 min --> <waypoint> <depth>70.0</depth> <divetime>960.0</divetime> </waypoint> <!-- moving down to 75 m in 1 min--> <waypoint> <depth>75.0</depth> <divetime>1020.0</divetime> </waypoint> <!-- stay at 75 m for another 10 min --> <waypoint> <depth>75.0</depth> <divetime>1620.0</divetime> </waypoint> <!-- now the ascent begins, for which the software calculates a profile --> </inputprofile>