Long Range Autonomous Underwater Vehicle
Established
2015
Partner
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
&
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
Summary
The Propeller Driven LRAUV System is designed as a helicopter-portable platform, with corresponding communications buoys and which functions as a multi-mission capable system. Through designing, fabricating, and testing two platforms, two sets of sensing capabilities and three communication and navigation buoys, the LRAUV project team will provide vehicle operators a suitable deployment package to support Arctic oil spill response. In sum, the ADAC LRAUV project, led by WHOI and MBARI, creates a rapid response solution to incidents occurring in the maritime environment, and increases situational awareness by characterizing the undersea and under ice conditions of ocean surroundings, autonomously, and capable at great distances. This includes a maximum radius of action exceeding 500km, depending upon sensor loadout and other mission parameters, allowing for a significant reach beyond initial deployment for Arctic maritime crisis response.
Sean Patrick Whelan
Dr. Chris Reddy
Leslie-Ann Mcgee
Dr. James Bellingham
Amy Kukulya
Brett Hobson
Amanda Besaw
Sean Patrick Whelan
Dr. Chris Reddy
Leslie-Ann Mcgee
Dr. James Bellingham
Amy Kukulya
Brett Hobson
Amanda Besaw
Development of a propeller driven long range autonomous underwater vehicle (LRAUV) for under-ice mapping of oil spills and environmental hazards
An Arctic Domain Center of Awareness project (ADAC). 2016 IEEE/Oceanic Engineering Society (OES) Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUV), Tokyo, Japan, 2016, pp95-100
By: kulya, A. L., J. G. Bellingham, J. W. Kaeli, C. M. Reddy, M. A. Godin and R. N. Conmy
2016
Sean Patrick Whelan
Dr. Chris Reddy
Leslie-Ann Mcgee
Dr. James Bellingham
Amy Kukulya
Brett Hobson
Amanda Besaw