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Design of Nereid-UI: A remotely operated underwater vehicle for oceanographic access under ice

Andrew J. Bowen, D. Yoerger, Christopher C. German, James C. Kinsey, Michael V. Jakuba, Daniel Gomez-Ibañez, C. L. Taylor, Casey Machado, Jonathan C. Howland, Carl L. Kaiser, Matthew R. Heintz, Clifford Pontbriand, Stefano Suman, Loral O'Hara, John W. Bailey, Chris Judge, G. Mcdonald, Louis L. Whitcomb, Christopher McFarland, Larry A. Mayer

发表年份
2014
引用次数
28

摘要

This paper reports the development of a new underwater robotic vehicle, Nereid-UI, with the goal of being capable of deployments in polar ocean regions traditionally considered difficult or impossible to access such the ice-ocean interface in marginal ice zones, in the water column of ice-covered seas, and the seas underlying ice shelves. The vehicle employs a novel lightweight fiber-optic tether that will enable it to be deployed from a ship to attain standoff distances of up to 20 km from an ice-edge boundary under the real-time remote-control of its human operators, providing real-time high-resolution optical and acoustic imaging, environmental sensing and sampling, and, in the future, robotic intervention.

关键词

UnderwaterSea iceMarine engineeringRemote sensingRemotely operated underwater vehicleGeologyComputer scienceOceanographyEngineeringRobot

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