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Nonlinear system identification tools applied to the modeling of submarine dynamics

Nonlinear system identification tools applied to the modeling of submarine dynamics
Nonlinear system identification tools applied to the modeling of submarine dynamics
This paper presents initial work on the system identification of hydrodynamic coefficients used in fully coupled, non-linear submarine motion equations. The identification processes uses the sequential quadratic programming technique. The paper briefly describes the form of the non-linear equations use in the submarine simulation, outlines the system identification technique used and concludes by considering three identification cases. These cases are based on horizontal motion only and try to identify the coefficients assuming they are completely unknown, partially known and partially known but with an error on the known values.
system identification, sequential quadratic programming, submarine/auv hydrodynamic derivatives, motion simulation
0080442021
53-58
Elsevier
Furlong, M.E.
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Hearn, G.E.
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Veres, S.M.
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Rogers, E.
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Roberts, Geoff
Sutton, Robert
Allen, R.
Furlong, M.E.
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Hearn, G.E.
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Veres, S.M.
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Rogers, E.
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Roberts, Geoff
Sutton, Robert
Allen, R.

Furlong, M.E., Hearn, G.E., Veres, S.M. and Rogers, E. (2003) Nonlinear system identification tools applied to the modeling of submarine dynamics. Roberts, Geoff, Sutton, Robert and Allen, R. (eds.) In Guidance and Control of Underwater Vehicles 2003. Elsevier. pp. 53-58 .

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Abstract

This paper presents initial work on the system identification of hydrodynamic coefficients used in fully coupled, non-linear submarine motion equations. The identification processes uses the sequential quadratic programming technique. The paper briefly describes the form of the non-linear equations use in the submarine simulation, outlines the system identification technique used and concludes by considering three identification cases. These cases are based on horizontal motion only and try to identify the coefficients assuming they are completely unknown, partially known and partially known but with an error on the known values.

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Published date: April 2003
Venue - Dates: 1st IFAC Workshop on Guidance and Control of Underwater Vehicles (GCUV 2003), Newport, United Kingdom, 2003-04-09 - 2003-04-11
Keywords: system identification, sequential quadratic programming, submarine/auv hydrodynamic derivatives, motion simulation
Organisations: Engineering Science Unit, Fluid Structure Interactions Group

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Local EPrints ID: 45946
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/45946
ISBN: 0080442021
PURE UUID: 419ab38e-4b49-4966-bf30-336579285819
ORCID for E. Rogers: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-0179-9398

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Date deposited: 01 May 2007
Last modified: 05 Jan 2024 02:33

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Author: M.E. Furlong
Author: G.E. Hearn
Author: S.M. Veres
Author: E. Rogers ORCID iD
Editor: Geoff Roberts
Editor: Robert Sutton
Editor: R. Allen

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