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Numerical Modeling of the Oil Spill Trajectory and Real-Time Tracking Using Intelligent Swarm Robots

Mohsen Pashna, Rubiyah Yusof, Zool Hilmi Ismail

Year
2013
Citations
2

Abstract

An oil spill is discharge of fluid petroleum such as crude oil or its by-product derivations such as diesel and gasoline on the water surface. In this paper, a numerical model of the oil spill has been introduced as a simulation of releasing oil on the sea surface. Meantime, the influence of sea waves and wind has been considered and shown. Moreover, a swarm of robots is engaged in order to track the spreading boundaries of the slicked oil, so that a novel schedule of robot locomotion is presented, based on the online sharing information in the flock network. Therefore, the swarm of robots tracks the oil spill margins intelligently and successfully.

Keywords

Swarm behaviourTrajectoryRobotMarine engineeringScheduleOil spillOil dropletPetroleum engineeringTracking (education)Computer science

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