Local image features matching for real-time seabed tracking applications

Real-time seabed tracking applications play an important role in underwater systems. A lot of them use computer vision for servoing, positioning, navigation, odometry and simultaneous localisation and mapping. They are mostly based on local image features, therefore feature detection, description an...

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Published in:Journal of marine engineering and technology 2018-02, Vol.16 (4), p.273-282
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