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A framework for obtaining steady-state maneuvering characteristics of underwater vehicles using sea-trial data

This paper reports the development and experimental evaluation of a simple and intuitive framework for obtaining steady-state maneuvering characteristics of a wide class of underwater vehicles. The possible use of steady-state characteristics includes navigation, fault-detection and vehicle design e...

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Main Authors: Hegrenaes, O., Hallingstad, O., Jalving, B.
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