Perth – Autonomous Underwater Technology Conference (AUT 2015)

The Australasian Hydrographic Society (AHS) and the Society for Underwater Technology (SUT) are fully-supportive of further AUT developments and are therefore holding a one day conference in Perth, to disseminate information and ideas.   This conference has become one of the most important networking opportunities in this field, allowing contact between pipeline engineers, geophysicists, environmental scientists, geotechnical engineers, hydrographic surveyors, defense organisations, oil & gas field development specialists, government bodies, equipment manufacturers, academic & research bodies, oceanographers, survey companies and port & security operators.

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Presentations

The Search for MH370 – Data Processing and Quality Control – Magnus McNeil-Windle, Fugro Survey (not available)

The use of autonomous Siocum gliders to deliver safe, cost effective, persisitent, near real-time environmental data for the oil and gas and mining industries – Ross Dinsdale, Blue Ocean Monitoring

Robotic Characterisation of Pipelines in a High Energy, Near-Shore Marine Environment – Nathan Kemp, Australian Marine College

Pipeline Inspection by low logistics Autonomous Underwater Vehicle with particular emphasis on high resolution geophysical data and access in very shallow water – Simon Hird & Bryan Keller, UTEC NCS

ASV C-Worker 6 – Unmanned Support Vessel for Offshore Survey Operations – Brian Anderson, Autonomous Surface Vehicles Ltd.

I put a laser on an AUV! Now how do I use the data – Len Ricketts, DOF Subsea UK

Hugin AUV Sensor Suite – Grant Rawlinson, Kongsberg Maritime

The Search for MH370 – AUV Operations in Extreme Terrain (not available)

Wave Glider Operations in the West – Darren Burrowes, UVS

New Seaglider Turbulence Sensor – Grant Rawlinson, Kongsberg Maritime

Seafloor Drilling Technology for Offshore Geotechnical Site Investigations – Max Gwynn, Fugro AG

The Sydney Kormoran Project – Conducting a 3D Imaging Survey of the WWII wrecks HMAS Sydney II and HSK Kormoran – Dr. Andrew Woods, Curtin University