Threat degree based UUV (Unmanned Underwater Vehicle) multi-grade survival emergency self-rescue method
A technology of threat degree and emergency plan, applied in the direction of two-dimensional position/channel control, etc., can solve the problems of poor safety and single self-rescue mode of UUV, and achieve the effect of improving navigation safety
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[0036] The UUV multi-level survival emergency self-rescue method based on the degree of threat described in this embodiment includes:
[0037] Step 1: Establish the set of discrete dangerous events that UUV may encounter:
[0038] Fully consider the sudden emergencies that UUV may encounter, and summarize the dangerous events that UUV may encounter in the actual environment. The discrete dangerous event set ∑ in this embodiment includes the following discrete dangerous events: obstacles in the environment, excessive ocean currents exceeding the set level, sensor failure, main thruster failure, steering gear failure, ultra-deep or too shallow, out of safety Areas, events beyond the cognitive range of UUV artificial intelligence, etc.
[0039] Step 2: Determine the threat degree V of each discrete hazardous event in the discrete hazardous event set ∑:
[0040] The definition of threat degree refers to the degree of danger brought by the normal operation of the discrete dangerous events...
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