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Underwater Navigation in Unsteady Flows Using Measurement Histories from a Single Sensing Unit
Spatial flow measurements support underwater navigation, but distributed sensing is constrained by robot size and sensor layout. We use a causal observer to estimate current lateral velocities from a finite history of measurements collected by a single sensing unit, supplying the inputs of a fixed n
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