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G. T. Russell,G. A. Shippey,D. M. Lane,L. M. Linnett,A. J. Richardsonociated with all new systems that are developed in order to replace obsolete armaments which are meant to improve national arsenals and bring them to a level of efficiency and reliability that is at least equivalent to, or better than that of potential adversaries. It is a nearly impossible game to

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Advances in Marine Robotics Technologies — Strategic Applications and Programsa new generation of undersea equipment to support man in a hostile environment. This paper examines the importance of advanced marine robotics in subsea scientific, military and industrial applications. Development programs in Japan, the United States, Canada and Europe that are the most potentially

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Sea Bed Sampling with an Expendable Acoustic Penetrometer Systements to a depth of approximately 9 m in water depths to 6 km. Doppler frequency shifts associated with changing velocities during bottom penetration are measured relative to a highly stable sound source which is attached to a slender weighted body. The varying rates of deceleration are correlated by

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A Site-Specific Sampling System for EEZ Hard Mineral Depositsin use. In response to this need, a tethered, multiple coring system for the recovery of site-specific samples of manganese crust has been designed, fabricated, and tested at sea. This system consists of an array of thirty core guns, bottom triggering and sequencing electronics, an acoustic telemetr

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Development of Unmanned Submersibles for Underwater Operations in Japany for the purpose of inspection in industries and also for scientific research. In the early 1980s, more advanced deep submergence unmanned vehicles have become required to support the underwater operations such as the construction, maintenance and repair works of submarine telecommunication cables

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High-Frequency Commercial Sonars: A Survey of Performance Capabilitieslpful to know which sonars in each category are available, and what their performance capabilities are. Some requirements cannot be met by existing sonars, and in this case it is useful to know which companies have the potential, based on their manufacture of similar equipment, to develop and manufa

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U.U.V. Acoustic Sensors medium for signal/data transmission and reception is water. As such, this paper will necessarily concentrate on such sensors/processors with state-of-the-art technology and advancement projections to the Year 2000.