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Underwater Vehicle Annual
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Editorial s this is our ‘Underwater Vehicle’ annual, some might be surprised to see RV Roger Revelle
Copyright: Scripps Institution of Oceanography – a surface, crewed ship – gracing the cover www.marinetechnologynews.com of this edition. While RV Roger Revelle does
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In interviewing Bruce Appelgate, Associate Director and Head of Ship Operations,
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John C. O’Malley [email protected] systems is that you can achieve a persistence at sea that’s not possible with presence.
Unmanned systems that we’re deploying extend the ability of us to do our sensing at sea. It
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Gregory R. Trauthwein [email protected] southern ocean and doing CTE pro? les, and the kind of hydrography that the big ships do routinely, you just can’t do it (with fully autonomous systems alone); you need too much
Contributing Writers power. Autonomy extends the utility of the service vessels. It makes us more ef? cient and
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Elaine Maslin, Aberdeen gives us persistence.”
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The full story on this recently revitalized ship and its namesake starts on page 32.
William Stoichevski, Oslo 2021 should prove a pivotal year for the evolution of all ocean vehicles, surface and
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Nicole Ventimiglia [email protected] being called the Armada ? eet will be ready for commercial operations in the North Sea in summer 2021. Finally, the defense market remains a primary driver for all matters subsea
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