SWARM
Cooperative swarm behaviour for in situ underwater environmental measurements
Cedric Isokeit, Benjamin Meyer, Erik Maehle
- Year
- 2017
- Citations
- 8
Abstract
This paper presents an approach to perform comprehensive in situ environmental measurements in shallow waterbodies with the help of a swarm of small and flexible autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs). To perform simultaneous measurements at different locations, the mission is automatically subdivided amongst the robots using a rule-based robot control architecture and special heuristics depending on internal robot states. This allows a significantly larger coverage of CTD measurements reducing costs on the one hand and minimizing the overall mission times on the other hand.
Keywords
UnderwaterSwarm behaviourRobotComputer scienceHeuristicsSwarm roboticsRemotely operated underwater vehicleMarine engineeringReal-time computingMobile robot
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