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Underwater Object Identification with Edge Computing Paradigms
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DOI：10.1007/978-3-032-11233-0_3.png)
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Abstract
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In this work, we propose a solution that simplifies the complex process of underwater object detection, surveillance and environmental monitoring. The approach proposed harnesses an Underwater Acoustic Sensor (UAS) system to detect and analyze objects within a three-dimensional underwater environment incorporating constraints through acoustic path loss models. The approach integrates three core components - Delaunay's Convex Hull-Based Reconstruction, Laws of Magnetic Equilibrium and Doppler's Effect in doing so. The UASs are optimally deployed in a grid format with each grid consisting of 8 sensors. The grid is equipped with an Insulated Magnetometer at the center to measure the net magnetic field intensity. The detected information is transmitted to a surface anchor/sink node for further analysis and detection.
Keywords:
Wireless Sensor Network
Sensor deployment
Object Identification