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26 April 2007 Underwater magnetic gradiometer for magnetic anomaly detection, localization, and tracking
S. Kumar, G. Sulzberger, J. Bono, D. Skvoretz, G. I. Allen, T. R. Clem, M. Ebbert, S. L. Bennett, R. K. Ostrom, A. Tzouris
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Abstract
GE Security and the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Panama City (NSWC-PC) have collaborated to develop a magnetic gradiometer, called the Real-time Tracking Gradiometer or RTG that is mounted inside an unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV). The RTG is part of a buried mine hunting platform being developed by the United States Navy. The RTG has been successfully used to make test runs on mine-like targets buried off the coast of Florida. We will present a general description of the system and latest results describing system performance. This system can be also potentially used for other applications including those in the area of Homeland Security.
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S. Kumar, G. Sulzberger, J. Bono, D. Skvoretz, G. I. Allen, T. R. Clem, M. Ebbert, S. L. Bennett, R. K. Ostrom, and A. Tzouris "Underwater magnetic gradiometer for magnetic anomaly detection, localization, and tracking", Proc. SPIE 6553, Detection and Remediation Technologies for Mines and Minelike Targets XII, 65530O (26 April 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.719961
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KEYWORDS
Magnetism

Sensors

Magnetic sensors

Homeland security

Magnetic tracking

Electronics

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