San Francisco / Houston / Washington DC / Tuckerton / Austin / Boston / Cambridge / Edinburgh / /
Company
AUV’s / International Submarines Engineering Ltd / C&C Technologies / C&C Technologies Inc. / Busby Associates Inc. / Applied Physics Laboratory / /
Country
Norway / Austria / United States / United Kingdom / /
Facility
Applied Physics Laboratory / Autonomous Undersea Systems Institute / University of Washington / /
IndustryTerm
water space management / oceanographic sampling networks / energy / optical imaging systems / robotic device / communications systems / information on all systems / survey services / clients interactive software / productive and affordable technologies / /
NaturalFeature
Sea Grant AUV / /
Organization
University of Washington / Naval Ocean System Center / UK National Environmental Research Council / National Science Foundation / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Autonomous Undersea Systems Institute / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / REMUS mission / South Hampton Oceanography Center / Naval Command Control and Ocean Surveillance Center / Joint Oceanography Assembly / United States Navy / Association of Unmanned Vehicle Systems / /
Person
Kip Shearman / Gwyn Griffths / Scott Glenn / Roger Stokey / Thomas Chance / Stan Murphy / Robert Whitehead / Dana Yoerger / Woods Hole / Christopher von Alt / Bob Francois / Terry Ewart / Paul Valery Finding / Stephen Reynolds / Steven Lentz / /
Position
Butler / /
Product
Lagrangian / Theseus / Explorer / /
ProgrammingLanguage
DC / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / Louisiana / California / Massachusetts / /
Autonomous Underwater Vehicles March 24-26, 2003 Prepared for the Autonomous Underwater Lagrangian Platforms and Sensors Workshop by Christopher von Alt, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Introduction