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    the SS Arizona. People are using ROVs, also known as Remotely Operated Vehicles, to explore the SS Arizona and other ships at Pearl Harbor. I definitely think that ROVs are critical for underwater research. In a different theory, people think that ROVs are useless, and that humans can do the same work that the ROVs can. However, ROVs are ABSOLUTELY valuable to underwater research because they can get to places that humans cannot reach, they can get pieces of information that we can’t see or grab because it is small or heavy, and they can reach dangerous places. First off, I think that ROVs are definitely useful for underwater research. They can get into small places a human can’t, like a small hole.People think that ROVs can do the same as humans can, but can they really? ROVs are similar to humans, but they can go deeper underwater, and reach things we can’t. If you have a ROV and you need to get something underwater but you can’t reach it, use the ROV! The ROV can reach and pick up what you need! There is an iceberg in front of you…

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    During my senior year of high school, I participated in an Office of Naval Research sponsored competition called SeaPerch. SeaPerch pits teams of students against each other to create a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) and complete a series of underwater challenges. Every day for the majority of my senior year, I would go from school to work and then home, where I spent every moment of my free time working on my team’s ROV. Countless hours were spent devising new ideas, testing them, and watching…

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    INTRODUCTION This chapter reviews a stabilization of underactuated X4-AUV using nonlinear control and optimization technique. Firstly, an overview of underwater vehicles and it categorize are explained. Then, details explanation of AUVs and the problems in controlling AUV systems which fall into the underactuated system with nonholonomic constraints are presented. Backstepping is one of nonlinear control methods and previous research work used backstepping control given in this chapter…

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    Argumentative Essay Outline Imagine good pictures of marine life in action.Rovs ( Remotely operated vehicle ) are good for going under water without being cold. People that don’t agree would say Rovs are not valuable because they are to big. However, ROVs are ABSOLUTELY valuable to underwater research because They can go underwater to take good pictures, Rovs can bring up artifacts without freezing to death, and They are remote operated so they can do what you want them to do. The…

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    The Titanic Breakdown

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    up. But underwater archaeology was still relatively new, and legalities of the wreck were undecided. With time though, legal procedures were worked out and technology advanced enough to fully handle the remains of the Titanic. Primarily, underwater archaeology was still a developing practice when the Titanic was discovered. The specific techniques of the method began to emerge in the 1950’s with advances in deep sea technology. It wasn’t until 1960 that the first complete ship, a Bronze Age…

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    I researched the drones, the purpose being to unman the front lines. Drones are full sized planes, water vessels and ground assistance. Drones being remote controlled from a base or ship can go into enemy air space without risking the life of a pilot. The “Sea Avenger,” is a copy of the air forces more widely seen drone, the avenger can carry missiles for aerial attacks, which is one thing the air forces drone cannot. “This drone was adapted from the Air Force’s famous Predator specifically for…

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    Pros And Cons Of Rovs

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    Image there is a ship. The ship all of the sudden starts to sink. The families might never know what happened. What a tragedy. With ROVs they just might be able to find the deceased sailors and the ship and provide closer for the loved ones. ROV, Remotely Operated Vehicles, main use is finding treasures and sunken ships in the deepest parts of the ocean. They are used in water and are little robots that can operate for up to 22 hours on end. On one side of this debate critics would say that ROVs…

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    Bp Oil Spill Essay

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    effectiveness of double-hull tankers: they are 4-6 times less likely to spill oil in case of grounding or collision, also the flow rate is 4-6 times less as compared to single-hull tankers. However, it could not contain the largest marine oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010, because the act was more created for spills not blowouts that we seen happen in 2010. The true effectiveness of the Oil Pollution Act could not easily be measured at the time, but the date the performance of the…

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    If the sea that to be covered is below 400 km it is possible to transmit the signal without any disruptions. But what if it is more than 400km? The signal becomes so attenuated or dispersed. The signal needs to be boosted and re-shaped. And this is where repeaters are needed. These underwater repeaters are built within the cable. It is also powered via the cable. (Phungula M. 2014) It is very important to determine whether repeaters are needed or not because it can change the whole design of…

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    identified and described today (unesco). Researchers and The World Register of Marine Species along with well educated branches within the marine biology community, have reasons to believe and support that there is somewhere around 700,00 to 1,000,000,000 species living in the oceans (unesco). It is also said that “more marine species have been discovered in the past decade than ever before with an average of 2,000 discoveries per year” (unesco). The marine biology community is still growing…

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