通信和动力到海底:MBARI的海洋观测系统系泊概念

MTS/IEEE Oceans 2001. An Ocean Odyssey. Conference Proceedings (IEEE Cat. No.01CH37295) Pub Date : 2001-11-05 DOI:10.1109/OCEANS.2001.968389

M. Chaffey, E. Mellinger, W. Paul

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长期以来，操作仪器从世界海洋中遥远的底栖动物地点收集时间序列实验数据一直是海洋学家面临的一个具有挑战性的问题。提出了一种系泊浮标系统的概念，该系统使用光电锚缆为4000米深的灵活地点的远程底栖仪器提供双向近实时通信。该系泊系统设计用于区域级船舶，是目前正在开发的MBARI海洋观测系统(MOOS)的主要平台之一。该系统概念支持广泛的仪器和采样策略，包括覆盖长达10公里海底的底底仪器集群、上层水柱仪器和未来的AUV对接操作。介绍了系泊系统的功能要求、设计方法、完成的设计权衡研究的结果以及由此产生的系泊概念设计。

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Communications and power to the seafloor: MBARI's Ocean Observing System mooring concept

Operating instrumentation for collecting time-series experimental data from remote benthic sites in the world's oceans has long been a challenging problem for oceanographers. A moored buoy system concept is presented that provides bi-directional near real-time communication to remote benthic instrumentation at flexible sites up to 4000 m deep using an electro-optical anchor cable. Designed to be deployed from regional class vessels, the mooring system is to be one of the main platforms for the MBARI Ocean Observatory System (MOOS) currently under development. The system concept supports a broad range of instrumentation and sampling strategies including benthic instrument clusters covering up to 10 km of seafloor, upper water column instrumentation and future AUV docking operations. Described are the functional requirements of the mooring system, the design approach, the results of the design trade-off studies completed and the resulting mooring concept design.

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