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AUVs: designing and operating next generation vehicles

AUVs: designing and operating next generation vehicles
AUVs: designing and operating next generation vehicles
Over the last decade Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) have become capable marine platforms. AUVs built in Europe are now operational tools in the global offshore business. Industry has seen significant cost savings from this new technology. Data quality has improved to the point where some customers in the offshore industry now prefer not to use shipboard systems. But what of AUVs for operational oceanography? Is the successful collaboration between research and industry in the offshore business a transferable model? This paper examines AUVs in scenarios relevant to EuroGOOS against the capabilities of existing technologies and those under development.
autonomous vehicles, survey, technology
044451550X
69
229-236
Elsevier
Griffiths, Gwyn
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Edwards, Ian
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Dahlin, H.
Flemming, N.C.
Nittis, K.
Petersson, S.E.
Griffiths, Gwyn
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Edwards, Ian
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Dahlin, H.
Flemming, N.C.
Nittis, K.
Petersson, S.E.

Griffiths, Gwyn and Edwards, Ian (2003) AUVs: designing and operating next generation vehicles. Dahlin, H., Flemming, N.C., Nittis, K. and Petersson, S.E. (eds.) In Building the European Capacity in Operational Oceanography: Proceedings of the Third International Conference on EuroGOOS, 3-6 December 2002, Athens, Greece. Elsevier. pp. 229-236 .

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Abstract

Over the last decade Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) have become capable marine platforms. AUVs built in Europe are now operational tools in the global offshore business. Industry has seen significant cost savings from this new technology. Data quality has improved to the point where some customers in the offshore industry now prefer not to use shipboard systems. But what of AUVs for operational oceanography? Is the successful collaboration between research and industry in the offshore business a transferable model? This paper examines AUVs in scenarios relevant to EuroGOOS against the capabilities of existing technologies and those under development.

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Published date: December 2003
Additional Information: Also published as EuroGOOS Publication no.19
Venue - Dates: 3rd International Conference on EuroGOOS, Athens, Greece, 2002-12-03 - 2002-12-06
Keywords: autonomous vehicles, survey, technology

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Local EPrints ID: 22635
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/22635
ISBN: 044451550X
PURE UUID: 3242e379-1bef-4bbc-a2ef-8f4ab3b3afb2

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Date deposited: 20 Jun 2006
Last modified: 15 Mar 2024 06:39

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Author: Gwyn Griffiths
Author: Ian Edwards
Editor: H. Dahlin
Editor: N.C. Flemming
Editor: K. Nittis
Editor: S.E. Petersson

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