| | UNDERWATER PLATFORMS FOR CHEMICAL DETECTION |
| | 0,34 | | MB |
| | 5 | | stron |
| | 6527 | | ID | Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center San Diego (SSC San Diego) |
| | 2001 | | rok |
| | ABSTRACT |
| | Chemical detection underwater is playing increasingly important roles for both military and |
| | environmental applications. Use of unmanned underwater vehicles as sensor platforms allow |
| | extended ranges and greater area coverage with minimal risk to personnel and high-value assets. |
| | There are a variety of underwater platform types available including remotely operated vehicles |
| | (ROVs), autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), and crawlers. The benefits and tradeoffs of each |
| | platform type will be discussed with regard to the specific mission and environments. ROVs are |
| | the most mature of the platforms, with a wide range of systems in use in the Fleet and |
| | commercially. AUVs are becoming available and will provide extended capabilities in the future. |
| | State of the art systems and directions will be presented. |