Abstract. The extraction of reliable features is a key issue for autonomous underwater vehicle navigation. Imaging sonars can produce acoustic images of the surroundings of the vehicle. Despite of the noise, the phantoms and reflections, we believe that they are a good source for features since they can work in turbid water where other sensors like vision fail. Moreover, they can cover wide areas incrementing the number of features visible within a scan. This work presents an algorithm to extract linear features from underwater structured environments including as major contributions a novel sonar model sensor and an adapted implementation of the Hough transform.
The exploration of oceans and sea beds is being made increasingly possible through the development o...
The processing and analysis of images generated by mechanically scanned sonar systems have received ...
This paper presents a system to provide augmented localization to an AUV equipped with a side scan s...
Sidescan and forward looking sonars are some of the most widely used imaging systems for obtaining l...
International audienceThis paper presents a new approach to the problem of tracking objects insequen...
This paper describes a navigation system for autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) in partially stru...
A mechanicaly scanned imaging sonar, MSIS, pro-duces a 2D image of the range and bearing of return i...
High-frequency forward-looking sonar are appropriate for the operation or search close to the seabed...
Robust and accurate estimation of position and attitude of a UUV (Unmanned Underwater Vehicle) from ...
Deriving a terrain model from sensor data is an important task for the autonomous navigation of a mo...
The underwater community involves researchers who conduct various work and experiments below the sur...
Nearly all underwater vehicles and surface ships today use sonar and vision for imaging and navigati...
Deriving a terrain model from sensor data is an important task for the autonomous navigation of a mo...
Navigation is a crucial issue for the operation of autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV). Range sensor...
AbstractAutonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) are generally relying on Forward Looking SONAR (FLS) d...
The exploration of oceans and sea beds is being made increasingly possible through the development o...
The processing and analysis of images generated by mechanically scanned sonar systems have received ...
This paper presents a system to provide augmented localization to an AUV equipped with a side scan s...
Sidescan and forward looking sonars are some of the most widely used imaging systems for obtaining l...
International audienceThis paper presents a new approach to the problem of tracking objects insequen...
This paper describes a navigation system for autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) in partially stru...
A mechanicaly scanned imaging sonar, MSIS, pro-duces a 2D image of the range and bearing of return i...
High-frequency forward-looking sonar are appropriate for the operation or search close to the seabed...
Robust and accurate estimation of position and attitude of a UUV (Unmanned Underwater Vehicle) from ...
Deriving a terrain model from sensor data is an important task for the autonomous navigation of a mo...
The underwater community involves researchers who conduct various work and experiments below the sur...
Nearly all underwater vehicles and surface ships today use sonar and vision for imaging and navigati...
Deriving a terrain model from sensor data is an important task for the autonomous navigation of a mo...
Navigation is a crucial issue for the operation of autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV). Range sensor...
AbstractAutonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) are generally relying on Forward Looking SONAR (FLS) d...
The exploration of oceans and sea beds is being made increasingly possible through the development o...
The processing and analysis of images generated by mechanically scanned sonar systems have received ...
This paper presents a system to provide augmented localization to an AUV equipped with a side scan s...