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Evidence Guide: MARH033 - Conduct advanced Autonomous Surface Vessels (ASV) operations

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MARH033 - Conduct advanced Autonomous Surface Vessels (ASV) operations

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Apply knowledge of environmental dynamics when planning ASV operations

  1. Surface layer upwelling and downwelling due to wind stress curl and frontal activity and their potential impact on ASV operations is outlined
Surface layer upwelling and downwelling due to wind stress curl and frontal activity and their potential impact on ASV operations is outlined

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ASV operations are planned with specific consideration for the risks associated with ocean currents and tides

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Apply knowledge of radio frequency (RF) communication principles to optimise ASV missions

  1. Principles of ASV mission planning and execution in a global navigation satellite system (GNSS)-denied environment are outlined
Principles of ASV mission planning and execution in a global navigation satellite system (GNSS)-denied environment are outlined

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ASV missions with enhanced RF techniques are conducted

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Explain control theory in relation to ASV performance

  1. Concepts of input, output, error, feedback and gain for a simple control system are described
Concepts of input, output, error, feedback and gain for a simple control system are described

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Principle of tuning the three components of proportional-integral-derivative (PID) control to improve the achievement of an ASV navigation goal is outlined

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Conduct advanced vehicle performance analysis

  1. Post-mission extraction and storage of ASV engineering data is conducted following a data plan
Post-mission extraction and storage of ASV engineering data is conducted following a data plan

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Numerical and graphical analysis of ASV engineering data is conducted using nominated software package

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ASV performance is assessed relative to original equipment manufacturer (OEM) standard benchmarks of USV operation

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Conduct advanced post-mission analysis

  1. Extraction and storage of sensor payload data is conducted following a data plan
Extraction and storage of sensor payload data is conducted following a data plan

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Numerical and graphical analysis of sensor data is conducted using nominated software package

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ASV sensor data quality is assessed relative to OEM standard benchmarks of USV operation

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Anomalies in ASV sensor data is assessed relative to vehicle performance analysis

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Conduct advanced search and rescue operations for a lost ASV

  1. ASV location operation with RF link is conducted in visual line of sight (VLOS) conditions according to operational requirements
ASV location operation with RF link is conducted in visual line of sight (VLOS) conditions according to operational requirements

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ASV location operation with RF link is conducted in beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) conditions according to operational requirements

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Conduct advanced ASV missions following operations procedures for planning, execution and analysis

  1. ASV mission applying advanced knowledge of navigation options for GPSS-denied environment is conducted
ASV mission applying advanced knowledge of navigation options for GPSS-denied environment is conducted

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ASV bathymetry mission applying advanced knowledge of sonar and bottom imaging is conducted

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ASV mission applying knowledge of passage planning is conducted

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ASV mission examining towing performance is conducted

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ASV mission examining impact of sensor positioning on hydrodynamic performance is conducted

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Operational logbook entries are completed

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