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Underwater robot navigation using benthic contours
This paper presents results on the navigation of mobile underwater robots using maps of contours of distinct habitats of the sea-floor. The contour maps are acquired by autonomously tracking the boundaries of contrasting regions of the sea bed using a video camera mounted on the robot. Recognition of previously seen regions enable the robot to reset dead-reckoning errors, enabling consistent position estimates to be maintained.