UAS Current Mapping: A Wave-Based Heading and Position Correction
Our unmanned aerial system (UAS) current mapping is based on optical video data of the sea surface. We use three-dimensional fast Fourier transform and least squares fitting to measure the surface waves’ phase velocities and the currents via the linear dispersion relationship. Our UAS is a low-cost...
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description | Our unmanned aerial system (UAS) current mapping is based on optical video data of the sea surface. We use three-dimensional fast Fourier transform and least squares fitting to measure the surface waves’ phase velocities and the currents via the linear dispersion relationship. Our UAS is a low-cost off-the-shelf quadcopter with inaccurate camera position and attitude measurements, which may cause spurious currents as large as the signal. We present a novel wave-based UAS heading and position correction, improving the image rectification accuracy by a factor of ~3.5 and the current measurements’ temporal repeatability by factors of 1.8–4.8. This validation study maps the currents at high spatiotemporal resolution (5 m and 4 s) across the ~700-m-wide tidally dominated Bear Cut channel in Miami, Florida. The UAS currents are compared to flotsam tracks, obtained through automated UAS video object detection and tracking, drifter tracks, and acoustic Doppler current profiler measurements. The root-mean-square errors of the cross- and along-channel currents are better than 0.03 m s
−1
for the flotsam comparison and better than 0.06 m s
−1
for the drifter comparison; the latter revealed a 0.06 m s
−1
along-wind bias due to wind- and wave-driven vertical current shear. UAS current mapping could be used to monitor river discharge, buoyant pollutants, or submesoscale fronts and eddies; the proposed wave-based heading and position correction enables its use in areas without ground control points. |
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−1
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−1
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