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Next generation of underwater vehicles. R.G.J. Winchester. Sea Technol., November 1995, 36(11), 35--43 (5 pages).
An update is reported on a successful government-industry-academia programme together with its positive results in identifying UUVs (unmanned underwater vehicles)/ROV problems. Consideration is given to the improvements perceived as necessary in the technology for UUVs, details being reported of a number of which have been achieved.
Abstract details
Journal title: Sea Technology
Subjects: Policy and Governance, Transport, Oil and gas extraction, Oil and gas, Oil, Primary energy production, ROVs
