Shallow Water Acoustic Networks

ABSTRACT

In the last two decades, underwater acoustic communications has experienced significant progress. The traditional approach for ocean-bottom or ocean-column monitoring is to deploy oceanographic sensors, record the data, and recover the instruments. But this approach failed in real-time monitoring. The ideal solution for real-time monitoring of selected ocean areas for long periods of time is to connect various instruments through wireless links within a network structure. Basic underwater acoustic networks are formed by establishing bidirectional acoustic communication between nodes such as autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and fixed sensors. The network is then connected to a surface station, which can further be connected to terrestrial networks such as the Internet.

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