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Autonomous Spilled Oil and Gas Tracking Buoy System and Application to Marine Disaster Prevention System: Part 1

Nobuo Kato, Hidetaka Senga, Hiroyuki Suzuki, Yasunori Okano, Takahiko Ban, Yuki Takagi, Muneo Yoshie, T. Tanaka, Norimitsu Sakagami

Year
2012
Citations
10

Abstract

Abstract This paper describes the ongoing project on autonomous spilled oil and gas tracking buoy system and application to marine disaster prevention system for 5 years since FY2011. The objectives of this project are as (1)autonomous tracking and monitoring of spilled plumes of oil and gas from subsea production facilities by an underwater buoy robot, (2)autonomous tracking of spilled oil on the sea surface and transmission of useful data to a land station through satellites in real time by multiple floating buoy robots, (3)improvement of the accuracy of simulations for predicting diffusion and drifting of spilled oil and gas by incorporating the real-time data from these robots.

Keywords

BuoySubseaMarine engineeringEnvironmental scienceUnderwaterTracking (education)RobotPetroleum engineeringComputer scienceEngineering

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