Stemming the tide / Clair Apthorpe.
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Unmanned Vehicles Vol 19 No 1, February-March 2014, pp.21-25 (88)Summary: Harbours and ports can be protected by an increasingly sophisticated range of unmanned and autonomous systems. This article outlines some systems already in use and notes that they could also play an important role in littoral environments.
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Harbours and ports can be protected by an increasingly sophisticated range of unmanned and autonomous systems. This article outlines some systems already in use and notes that they could also play an important role in littoral environments.
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