Autonomous Control of Seafloor Data Transfer from Lander Edokko Mark-I to AUV Hobalin

In this study, a long-term, wide-area seafloor monitoring method was tested in coastal sea area by combining a seafloor landing probe (lander) and a hovering AUV (H-AUV). The lander and the H-AUV performed direct acoustic communication and acoustic positioning on the seafloor autonomously, and the H-AUV approached the lander in a horizontally opposed position for the underwater optical wireless communication. This established underwater high-speed LAN communication and enabled the transfer of large-capacity video data on the lander to the research vessel via the H-AUV.

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2024-09-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/oceans55160.2024.10753716
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Underwater Vehicles and Communication Systems
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In this study, a long-term, wide-area seafloor monitoring method was tested in coastal sea area by combining a seafloor landing probe (lander) and a hovering AUV (H-AUV). The lander and the H-AUV performed direct acoustic communication and acoustic positioning on the seafloor autonomously, and the H-AUV approached the lander in a horizontally opposed position for the underwater optical wireless communication. This established underwater high-speed LAN communication and enabled the transfer of large-capacity video data on the lander to the research vessel via the H-AUV.

Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JP), National Maritime Research Institute (JP)
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