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This volume constitutes the results of the International Conference on Underwater Environment, MOQESM14, held at Le Quartz Conference Center in Brest, France, on October 14-15, 2014, within the framework of the 9th Sea Tech Week, International Marine Science and Technology Event. The objective of MOQESM'14 was to bring together researchers from both academia and industry, interested in marine robotics and hydrography with application to the coastal environment mapping and underwater infrastructures surveys.





The common thread of the conference is the combination of technical control, perception, and localization, typically used in robotics, with the methods of mapping and bathymetry.





The papers presented in this book focus on two main topics.





Firstly, coastal and infrastructure mapping is addressed, focusing not only on hydrographic systems, but also on positioning systems, bathymetry, and remote sensing. The proposed methods rely on acoustic sensors such as side scan sonars, multibeam echo sounders, phase-measuring bathymetric sonars, as well as optical systems such as underwater laser scanners. Accurate underwater positioning is also addressed in the case of the use of a single acoustic beacon, and the latest advances in increasing the vertical precision of Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) are also presented.









Most of the above mentioned works are closely related to autonomous marine vehicles. Consequently, the second part of the book describes someworks concerning the methods associated with such type of vehicles. The selected papers focus on autonomous surface or underwater vehicles, detailing new approaches for localization, modeling, control, mapping, obstacle detection and avoidance, surfacing, and software development. Some of these works imply acoustics sensing as well as image processing. Set membership methods are also used in some papers.





The applications of the work presented in this book concern in particular oceanography, monitoring of oil and gas infrastructures, and military field.
Part I Hydrography: From Sensors to Products
New Developments in Precise Offshore GNSS Positioning
3(10)
Kees de Jong
Matthew Goode
Xianglin Liu
Mark Stone
Automatic Estimation of Boresight Angles Between IMU and Multi-Beam Echo Sounder Sytems
13(12)
Nicolas Seube
Sebastien Levilly
Kees de Jong
New Tools for Seabed Monitoring Using Multi-sensors Data Fusion
25(6)
C. Noel
C. Viala
S. Marchetti
E. Bauer
J.M. Temmos
The European Marine Data and Observation Network (EMODnet): Your Gateway to European Marine and Coastal Data
31(16)
Jan-Bart Calewaert
Phil Weaver
Vikki Gunn
Patrick Gorringe
Antonio Novellino
Surveying in Hostile and Non Accessible Areas with the Bathymetrie HydroBall® Buoy
47(12)
Mathieu Rondeau
Nicolas Seube
Julian Le Denuf
Part II Marine Robotics
Low-Power Low-Cost Acoustic Underwater Modem
59(8)
Christian Renner
Alexander Gabrecht
Benjamin Meyer
Christoph Osterloh
Erik Maehle
IMOCA: A Model-Based Code Generator for the Development of Multi-platform Marine Embedded Systems
67(12)
Goulven Guillou
Jean-Philippe Babau
Visual Servoing for Motion Control of Coralbot Autonomous Underwater Vehicle
79(10)
Eduardo Tusa
Neil M. Robertson
David M. Lane
Underwater Vehicle Modeling and Control Application to Ciscrea Robot
89(18)
Rui Yang
Irvin Probst
Ali Mansours
Ming Li
Benoit Clement
SAMDIS: A New SAS Imaging System for AUV
107(12)
Myriam Chabah
Nicolas Burlet
Jean-Philippe Malkasse
Guy Le Bihan
Bruno Quellec
Obstacle Avoidance for an Autonomous Marine Robot---A Vector Field Approach
119
Silke Schmitt
Fabrice Le Bars
Luc Jaulin
Thomas Latzel