An underwater communication testbed for telesonar RDT&amp;E

McDonald, Vincent K.; Rice, Jeffrey S.; Fletcher, C.L.

doi:10.1109/oceans.1998.724317

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“…Recent deployments of Seaweb have demonstrated its interoperability with gliders and submarines in [25]. Besides Seaweb, Telesonar testbed [26] targeted to help underwater data acquisition and modem design. A one-day sea trial was conducted in San Diego Bay on June 14, 1998.…”

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Field test experience of an underwater wireless network in the Atlantic Ocean

Peng

Zuba

et al. 2013

2013 MTS/IEEE OCEANS - Bergen

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Underwater Wireless Networks (UWNs) have gained significant attention in recent years given their ability to expand underwater monitoring and detection applications. In this paper, we share our experience from a recent field experiment in the Atlantic Ocean, in which we have deployed an 11 node UWN. We discuss the system architecture, both hardware and software, and evaluate two new network protocols and one existing network protocol for real-world performance. Additionally, we provide insight on how the physical environment and surroundings impact the performance of the networked system. This work will share our practical issues in real systems and inspire new advances in the area of UWN research.

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Field test experience of an underwater wireless network in the Atlantic Ocean

Peng

Zuba

et al. 2013

2013 MTS/IEEE OCEANS - Bergen

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“…The modem uses a TI TMS320C50 processor [Rice98b]. The use of the ATM-875 modem in the Telesonar development effort is discussion in [McDonald98a,McDonald98b,McDonald99].…”

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Underwater Acoustic Data Communications for Autonomous Platform Command, Control and Communications

Shinego¹,

Edelson²,

Menas³

et al. 2001

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“…Perhaps the best known example is the Seaweb project [1], under which a test bed for development of underwater communication protocols was developed [2]. This was not intended to be an open test bed to serve the underwater communications community but rather a prototyping and testing platform for Seaweb.…”

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The LOON in 2014: Test bed description

Alves

Potter

Guerrini

et al. 2014

2014 Underwater Communications and Networking (UComms)

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The interest in underwater communication has grown rapidly in the last few decades, as the ability to deploy assets at sea with increased levels of autonomy naturally led to the problem of getting data to and from them. Despite it's mature research topic status, underwater acoustic communications still faces high barriers when it comes to reaching consensus, not only on the communication processes but also on modelling and validation methodologies under which to perform objective comparison of methodologies. Having access to a persistent unattended infrastructure that enables long term testing of physical and logical underwater communications processes allows researchers to have access to precious real world data without the full cost of a sea trial and with the added bonus of potentially being able to capture variability on the seasonal scale. This paper presents the 2014 version of the Littoral Ocean Observatory Network (LOON): a test bed implemented by the NATO STO Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (CMRE), envisioned to foster cooperative development of underwater communications and networking. The data collection infrastructure provides a comprehensive data set of environmental, acoustic and packet measurements relevant to study the the communication processes for the physical and logical layers. This document focuses on the description of the test bed in its 2014 version, the expected benefits and the opportunities for the underwater communications research community.

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An underwater communication testbed for telesonar RDT&E

Cited by 6 publications

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Field test experience of an underwater wireless network in the Atlantic Ocean

Field test experience of an underwater wireless network in the Atlantic Ocean

Underwater Acoustic Data Communications for Autonomous Platform Command, Control and Communications

The LOON in 2014: Test bed description

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