UUV's Hierarchical DE-based Motion Planning in a Semi Dynamic Underwater Wireless Sensor Network
S. MahmoudZadeh, D.M.W Powers, A. Atyabi

TL;DR
This paper presents a hierarchical, multi-layered motion planning framework for Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUVs) in semi-dynamic underwater sensor networks, utilizing Differential Evolution algorithms for efficient, real-time path planning amidst environmental uncertainties.
Contribution
It introduces a novel multilayered mission planner integrating global and local path planning with an environmental sub-layer, employing Differential Evolution for adaptive, real-time navigation in complex underwater environments.
Findings
Framework achieves efficient mission timing.
Demonstrates resilience against environmental disturbances.
Ensures safe and reliable UUV deployment.
Abstract
This paper describes a reflexive multilayered mission planner with a mounted energy efficient local path planner for Unmanned Underwater Vehicle's (UUV) navigation throughout the complex subsea volume in a time-variant semi-dynamic operation network. The UUV routing protocol in Underwater Wireless Sensor Network (UNSW) is generalized with a homogeneous Dynamic Knapsack-Traveler Salesman Problem emerging with an adaptive path planning mechanism to address UUV's long-duration missions on dynamically changing subsea volume. The framework includes a base layer of global path planning, an inner layer of local path planning and an environmental sub-layer. Such a multilayer integrated structure facilitates the framework to adopt any algorithm with real-time performance. The evolutionary technique known as Differential Evolution algorithm is employed by both base and inner layers to examine the…
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