sensorsystems for underwater

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4 total messages Started by Thilo Erdmannsdorff Wed, 06 Jan 1993 11:24

#1720

Author: Thilo Erdmannsdorff
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 11:24

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In connection with a study about "Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicles" 
and "Autonomous Underwater Vehicles" we are searching for information about 
sensorsystems ( sonar etc. ) for such vehicles. We would be very grateful
about literary references, references about manufactures or other information
concerning this subject.

Thanks in advance
		 Thilo

Re: sensorsystems for underwater

#1724

Author: baden de bari
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 19:57

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edorff@iw.uni-hannover.de (Thilo Erdmannsdorff) writes:

> 
> In connection with a study about "Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicles" 
> and "Autonomous Underwater Vehicles" we are searching for information about 
> sensorsystems ( sonar etc. ) for such vehicles. We would be very grateful
> about literary references, references about manufactures or other information
> concerning this subject.
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 		 Thilo

 
                I was at SFU (Simon Fraser University) in BC two years 
ago, and I saw them working with ALVIN-like autonomous underwater 
vehicles.  I'm not sure in who to contact, however, I know they are doing 
the work there.
                You may want to check them out.
 
        >>Baden<<

Re: sensorsystems for underwater

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Author: William Li
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 08:29

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In article <8a2ywB2w165w@sys6626.bison.mb.ca> baden@sys6626.bison.mb.ca (baden de bari) writes:
>edorff@iw.uni-hannover.de (Thilo Erdmannsdorff) writes:
>
>> 
>> In connection with a study about "Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicles" 
>> 		 Thilo
>
> 
>                I was at SFU (Simon Fraser University) in BC two years 
>ago, and I saw them working with ALVIN-like autonomous underwater 
>vehicles.  I'm not sure in who to contact, however, I know they are doing 
>the work there.
>                You may want to check them out.
> 
>        >>Baden<<
>


The principal investigator is Dr. John Bird (bird@ensc.sfu.ca).  His
research interests include the areas of sonar imaging and autonomous underwater
vehicles, among others.

William Li

Re: sensorsystems for underwater

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Author: Roger Gonzalez
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1993 13:02

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-> In connection with a study about "Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicles" 
-> and "Autonomous Underwater Vehicles" we are searching for information about 
-> sensorsystems ( sonar etc. ) for such vehicles. We would be very grateful
-> about literary references, references about manufactures or other information
-> concerning this subject.


My old lab at UNH does nothing except work in this area.  Basically, for
references, read just about anything in the Journal of Ocean Engineering.

UNH, MIT, Florida Atlantic, University of Washington and others all do
underwater robotics.

-Roger




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  function, or behavior.

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