The SailBuoy remotely-controlled unmanned vessel: Measurements of near surface temperature, salinity and oxygen concentration in the Northern Gulf of Mexico

Volume: 10, Pages: 104 - 121
Published: Sep 1, 2014
Abstract
An experimental deployment of a new type of unmanned vessel is presented. The Christian Michelsen Research SailBuoy, a remotely-controlled surface vehicle, sampled near-surface properties during a two-month mission in the northern Gulf of Mexico in March–May, 2013. Averaged over the entire deployment, the vessel speed over ground was 42±30cm s−1 (± one standard deviation) with a maximum of 180cm s−1. During the 62 days of the mission, the...
Paper Details
Title
The SailBuoy remotely-controlled unmanned vessel: Measurements of near surface temperature, salinity and oxygen concentration in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
Published Date
Sep 1, 2014
Volume
10
Pages
104 - 121
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