Risk Factors Detection for Strategic Importance Objectives in Littoral Areas

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With the invention and development of underwater explosive devices the need to neutralize them has also appeared, both for enemy and for own devices once conflicts are finished. The fight against active underwater explosive devices is a very complicated action that requires a very careful approach. Also, in the current context, strategic importance objectives located in the littoral areas can also become targets for divers or fast boats (suicidal actions).The system for detection, localization, tracking and identification of risk factors for strategic importance objectives in littoral areas has as one of its components an AUV and a hydro-acoustic sub-system for determining the 'fingerprints' of potential targets. The overall system will provide support for main missions such as underwater environment surveillance (detection, monitoring) in harbor areas and around other coast objectives, ship anchorage areas, mandatory pass points and also provide warnings about the presence of underwater and surface dangers in the interest areas.

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Slǎmnoiu, G., Radu, O., Roşca, V., Pascu, C., Surdu, G., Curcǎ, E., … Rǎdulescu, A. (2017). Risk Factors Detection for Strategic Importance Objectives in Littoral Areas. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 209). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/209/1/012099

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