Proposal for an AUV refuel station
Proposal for an AUV refuel station
A proposal for a buoy station for AUV refuel is described and
depicted. The buoy is to be funded and manufactured before July 2010,
when it is to see service in the Azores as part of FREESUBNET week, a
public outreach activity of EC contract number MCRTN-036186. The
design calls for a low-maintenance permanent installation. The buoy
will be accessible to the public upon prior written permission. A
preliminary bill of materials is listed, as well as shipboard
requirements and the like.
buoy, mooring, autonomous underwater vehicle, refuel, recharge, cable, material, steel, kevlar
Blanco, Max
0982c1ea-7595-4ff8-8ba6-76522ae88e53
15 October 2009
Blanco, Max
0982c1ea-7595-4ff8-8ba6-76522ae88e53
Blanco, Max
(2009)
Proposal for an AUV refuel station.
In OCEANS 2009 , MTS / IEEE Biloxi - Marine Technology for Our Future: Global and Local Challenges.
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Abstract
A proposal for a buoy station for AUV refuel is described and
depicted. The buoy is to be funded and manufactured before July 2010,
when it is to see service in the Azores as part of FREESUBNET week, a
public outreach activity of EC contract number MCRTN-036186. The
design calls for a low-maintenance permanent installation. The buoy
will be accessible to the public upon prior written permission. A
preliminary bill of materials is listed, as well as shipboard
requirements and the like.
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Published date: 15 October 2009
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OCEANS '09 MTS/IEEE Biloxi, Biloxi, MS, USA, 2009-10-26 - 2009-10-29
Keywords:
buoy, mooring, autonomous underwater vehicle, refuel, recharge, cable, material, steel, kevlar
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Fluid Structure Interactions Group
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/69034
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