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The use of a high-frequency pencil beam sonar to determine the position of tubular members of underwater structures

Reports research into the use of sonar in determining the size, position and orientation of underwater cylinders. The triple scan method of cylinder location is used, with range data being pre-processed to increase the system accuracy and robustness. The performance of the three different data enhan...

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Main Authors: Chesters, E., Chantler, M.J., Wright, V.J.C.
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