2002 · 44 citations · 8 references
EngineeringOcean EngineeringRobotics EngineeringComputer VisionMachine VisionUnderwater RoboticsAutonomous Underwater VehiclesMarine Robot PerceptionMotion EstimationPose EstimationUnderwater NavigationUnderwater PerceptionAutonomous Underwater Vehicle NavigationPositionReal-time EstimationUnderwater 3D ReconstructionUnderwater Navigation SystemsUnderwater Pose EstimationUnderwater Vehicle NavigationVision-based Navigation
The authors propose a direct solution for real-time estimation of the 3D motion of a submersible vehicle from the video images of the seafloor, acquired by an on-board camera, in order to perform the following tasks: Maintaining a prescribed trajectory, or determining position relative to a reference point, during short-range navigation along the seafloor. Constructing a mosaic image of the bottom scene within the scanned area by registering consecutive frames. The authors present experimental results with images recorded in a water tank to evaluate performance based on accuracy in the estimation of 3D motion and the registration of consecutive frames in the mosaic image.
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Video mosaicking along arbitrary vehicle paths
S.D. Fleischer, Hong Wang, Stephen M. Rock et al. · 2002 · 40 citations
Image mosaicking applied to three-dimensional surfaces
P. Jaillon, Annick Montanvert · 2002 · 16 citations
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