This application relates to the field of autonomous
underwater vehicle (AUV) navigation control technology, and discloses a stable navigation control method,
system, device, and medium for an AUV. Through a hardware
system comprised of a depth gauge,
altimeter, Doppler velocimeter, single-beam forward-looking
sonar, attitude measurement instrument, and central controller mounted on the AUV, the
system achieves stable navigation control of the AUV while maintaining it within an optimal altitude range through the coordinated work of modules such as information
perception, parameter calculation, slope
estimation, altitude prediction, and
attitude control. By employing adaptive sampling frequency adjustment, dynamic sliding window slope
estimation, and
attitude control based on
terrain slope compensation, the system solves problems such as weak maneuverability of underactuated AUVs in complex undulating
terrain, difficulty in
terrain tracking due to high sensor measurement
noise, and unstable bottom height. Furthermore, it features low hardware cost, high control accuracy, and strong robustness, and can be widely applied to various
underwater surveying operations.