Christopher N. Roman

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2009
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Clayton Kunz, Chris Murphy, Hanumant Singh, Claire Pontbriand, Robert A. Sohn, Sandipa Singh, Taichi Sato, Christopher N. Roman, Ko-ichi Nakamura, Michael V. Jakuba, Ryan M. Eustice, Richard Camilli, John Bailey:
Toward extraplanetary under-ice exploration: Robotic steps in the Arctic. J. Field Robotics 26(4): 411-429 (2009)
2008
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Michael V. Jakuba, Christopher N. Roman, Hanumant Singh, Chris Murphy, Clayton Kunz, Claire Willis, Taichi Sato, Robert A. Sohn:
Long-baseline acoustic navigation for under-ice autonomous underwater vehicle operations. J. Field Robotics 25(11-12): 861-879 (2008)
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Clayton Kunz, Chris Murphy, Richard Camilli, Hanumant Singh, John Bailey, Ryan M. Eustice, Michael V. Jakuba, Ko-ichi Nakamura, Christopher N. Roman, Taichi Sato, Robert A. Sohn, Claire Willis:
Deep sea underwater robotic exploration in the ice-covered Arctic ocean with AUVs. IROS 2008: 3654-3660

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