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  • THE UNMANNED AMPHIBIAN AIRCRAFT’S TECHNOLOGIES OF COMPLEX NAVIGATION IN THE AVIATION WATER AREA

    E.V. Voloshchenko, V.Y. Voloshchenko
    2021-02-13
    Abstract ▼

    The paper considers the development of technologies for integrated high-precision navigation
    of unmanned amphibian aircraft (UAA) to ensure both positioning and navigation on the surface in
    conditions of limited atmospheric visibility (low cloudiness, masking effect of hydrometeors, night
    time, etc.) in the seadrome’s water area using hydroacoustic a remote control channel operating
    through the use of a bottom network structure of original transmitter-receiver antenna assemblies
    (TAA). Each individual TAA is proposed to be used as an "omnidirectional" sonar bottom beacon in
    the upper hemisphere, consisting of electroacoustic transducers (ET), each of which operates in the
    mode of the parametric transmitting array. The statically generated "partial" lobes of the resulting
    DP of single TAA are uniformly quantized over the bodily sectors in the hemisphere; moreover, due
    to the use of nonlinear acoustics effects, an individual "frequency coloration" of each of the bodily
    sectors is possible. As a result, an individual distribution of “frequency-colored spots” of local ultrasonic
    irradiation can be formed at the “water - air” interface of a given section of the aviation water
    area, and, both continuous and discrete, the latter can be considered as separate points of the required
    trajectory of the UAA, radio electronic equipment which tracks the "acoustically marked"
    section of the required direction of the wiring located ahead of the course.

  • THE WAVEGRAPH FOR HYDRO CONDITIONS MONITORING ON THE SHELF WATER AREA

    E.V. Voloshchenko, V.Y. Voloshchenko
    2021-02-13
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    The physical principles of the hydroacoustic wavegraph’s operation, which is the facility for
    measuring of hydro conditions on the seadrome’s aviation water area, are considered. The device
    includes channels for both measuring the parameters of sea waves in the wave recorder mode by
    the "inverted" echo sounder method and processing Doppler information to search for the general
    direction of propagation of the surface wind wave due to oblique echo sounding of the agitated
    interface from the bottom of the water area. A distinctive feature of the wave recorder is the use of
    a bottom receiving-emitting antenna assembly of an original design, which allows the simultaneous
    operation of both channels, moreover, on several working ultrasonic signals due to the use of
    nonlinear acoustics effects - self-action and self-demodulation. For example, due to the effect of
    self-action, the spectrum of the probing signal with a frequency is "enriched" with higher harmonic
    components with frequencies, where is the number of harmonics for which ultrasonic fields have
    features - the angular width of the main lobe of the directivity characteristic in the radiation mode
    for each subsequent harmonic is less, and the level of the side field - below. The device can provide
    registration of sea waves parameters (direction of wave movement, height and wavelength,
    wave period) for a long time with high accuracy, reliability and stability, which makes it promising
    for use as part of reference systems.

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