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A flexible, multi-mode of operation, high-resolution survey platform for surface and underwater operations

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posted on 2015-03-04, 10:15 authored by Daniel ToalDaniel Toal, Seán Patrick Nolan, James Riordan, Edin Omerdić
This paper describes the ROVLATIS , a multi-mode of operation flexible platform for high-resolution near-seabed survey from shallow inshore waters to depths beyond 1000m. The paper further describes the operation modes of the vehicle. Special system features include: deployment flexibility for both small inshore boats and larger research vessel; fault tolerant controls; onboard computer control enabling real-time disturbance reaction, autopilot functionality and autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) experimentation; and topside augmented reality operations support, simulation for remotely operated vehicle (ROV) pilot and sonar operator/hydrographer training. Vehicle and control development using the University of Limerick (UL) virtual underwater laboratory/simulation tools and hardware-in-the-loop testing is described. The paper includes test results from the March 2009 offshore sea trials with the ROVLATIS

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International Journal of the Society for Underwater Technology;28 (4), pp. 159-174

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Society for Underwater Technology

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peer-reviewed

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English

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