Sidescan and forward looking sonars are some of the most widely used imaging systems for obtaining large scale images of the seafloor, and their use continues to expand rapidly with their increased deployment on Autonomous Underwater Vehicles. However, it is difficult to extract quantitative information from the images generated from these non-linear processes, in particular for the detection and extraction of information regarding objects within these images. This paper will present techniques for the extraction and classification of objects which through the inclusion of a priori information on the actual sonar process provide robust segmentation and data extraction. 1
The authors present a technique for making use of both sidescan amplitude and bathymetric data provi...
AbstractAutonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) are generally relying on Forward Looking SONAR (FLS) d...
For high-resolution side scan sonar images, accurate and fast segmentation of sonar images is crucia...
The submarine exploration using robots has been increasing in recent years. The automation of tasks ...
Abstract. The extraction of reliable features is a key issue for autonomous underwater vehicle navig...
This paper addresses a sonar image segmentation method employing a Robust A*-Search Image Segmentati...
The recent boost in undersea operations has led to the development of high-resolution sonar systems ...
We focus on the segmentation of sonar images to achieve underwater object detection and classificati...
Accurate detection and segmentation of marine debris is important for keeping the water bodies clean...
In this paper, we propose a novel unsupervised algorithm for segmenting sidescan sonar images of sea...
In this paper, we present methods for segmenting noisy two-dimensional forward-scan sonar images and...
The increased use of sonar surveys for both industrial and leisure activities has motivated the rese...
Forward Looking Sonars (FLS) are a typical choiceof sonar for autonomous underwater vehicles. They a...
Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) are increasingly being used by military forces to acquire high...
AbstractWith the advancement of technology, the imaging sonars have become the reality and their usa...
The authors present a technique for making use of both sidescan amplitude and bathymetric data provi...
AbstractAutonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) are generally relying on Forward Looking SONAR (FLS) d...
For high-resolution side scan sonar images, accurate and fast segmentation of sonar images is crucia...
The submarine exploration using robots has been increasing in recent years. The automation of tasks ...
Abstract. The extraction of reliable features is a key issue for autonomous underwater vehicle navig...
This paper addresses a sonar image segmentation method employing a Robust A*-Search Image Segmentati...
The recent boost in undersea operations has led to the development of high-resolution sonar systems ...
We focus on the segmentation of sonar images to achieve underwater object detection and classificati...
Accurate detection and segmentation of marine debris is important for keeping the water bodies clean...
In this paper, we propose a novel unsupervised algorithm for segmenting sidescan sonar images of sea...
In this paper, we present methods for segmenting noisy two-dimensional forward-scan sonar images and...
The increased use of sonar surveys for both industrial and leisure activities has motivated the rese...
Forward Looking Sonars (FLS) are a typical choiceof sonar for autonomous underwater vehicles. They a...
Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) are increasingly being used by military forces to acquire high...
AbstractWith the advancement of technology, the imaging sonars have become the reality and their usa...
The authors present a technique for making use of both sidescan amplitude and bathymetric data provi...
AbstractAutonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) are generally relying on Forward Looking SONAR (FLS) d...
For high-resolution side scan sonar images, accurate and fast segmentation of sonar images is crucia...