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Viewing All the Abstracts Received Technologies for Ocean Exploration Sponsored by Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India Jointly organised by Ocean Society of India & National Institute of Ocean Technology OSICON-11 OSICON 11 is the second national conference of Ocean Society of India (OSI) to be held during 13-15, July 2011 at National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT). OSI always believes in building partnerships and this time we had the privilege of having NIOT as our partner. OSICON 11 is thus jointly conducted by OSI and NIOT. The focal theme chosen for this conference is “Technologies for Ocean Exploration” and hence NIOT is the right choice for conducting this conference, since it is the premier institute of ocean technology in our country. You might remember that we conducted our previous conference OSICON 09 at Visakhapatnam in March 2009 with partnership of Andhra University. Since the inception of Ocean Society of India (OSI) in 2006, we have been receiving tremendous support and cooperation in furthering the R&D work in marine sciences, engineering and technology. Over these years, OSI built strong bonding with several pioneering institutions like NIO, NPOL(and sister labs of DRDO), NIOT, SAC, INCOIS, NRSC, IOM, Indian Navy, IIT-Kharagpur, IIT-Madras, IIT-Delhi, IISc, Cochin University of Science & Technology, Goa University, Jadavpur University, Anna University and Andhra University. OSI has its life members spread across length and breadth of our country from all of the institutions mentioned above. One of the greatest strengths of OSI is its young research scholars and students who are willing to take part in our activities. We look forward to build more partnerships in future also. A broad range of topics of current interest is covered for OSICON 11. The various themes on which papers will be presented are Autonomous Underwater Vehicles, Remotely Operated Vehicles, Ocean Engineering, Safety & Reliability, Sonar Technologies, Ocean Observation Systems, Ocean Remote Sensing & Applications, Ocean State Forecasting (Ocean Modeling), Ocean Dynamics, Coastal Processes & Coastal Zone Management, Marine Ecosystems, Bio-geochemistry of Oceans and Atmosphere & Oceans. A total of one hundred and seventeen (117) papers have finally been selected for the conference after peer reviewing all the abstracts received. We have arranged the review of abstracts by inviting the technical subject experts to a common venue and completed the review process. We are extremely grateful to all the technical committee members and other subject experts who assisted for the review of abstracts. Especially the services rendered by Dr K Ravindran, Dr MR Santha Devi, Dr KV Sanil Kumar, Dr GVM Gupta, Dr KK Balachandran, and Shri OR Nanda Gopan are very much appreciated. Dr K Rajith and Shri PSV Jagadeesh have contributed quite significantly in organising abstracts and for bringing out the compendium of abstracts of OSICON 11. As the time available for oral presentations is limited (even with parallel sessions) iii we encouraged all the paper presenters to prepare the posters also, in addition to oral presentations, for display at the conference venue. It gives an opportunity to delegates in extending their discussions even after completion of their oral presentations. Apart from these papers there are six invited talks for this conference by eminent experts in key areas of marine science, engineering and systems. Dr Shailesh Nayak, Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences has given lot of encouragement and guidance in organising this conference. Both the organisations, OSI and NIOT, are grateful to him for all the help rendered in organising OSICON 11. Deliberations of this conference will certainly help understanding of our oceans better and lead to state-of-the-art ocean technologies for future. We thank all the delegates of this conference for their continued interest and enthusiasm for our OSICON series. Dr CVK Prasada Rao Chairman, Technical Committee OSICON-11 iv National Advisory Committee Dr. Shailesh Nayak Secretary, MoES Chairman Dr. M. A. Atmanand Director, NIOT, Chennai Co-Chairman Dr. Ajit P. Tyagi Director General, IMD Member Dr. S. R. Shetye Director, NIO, Goa Member Dr. Rasik Raveendra Director, NCAOR, Goa Member Dr. V. Bhujanga Rao Director, NSTL, Visakhapatnam Member Shri. S. Anantha Narayanan Director, NPOL, Kochi Member Dr. R. R. Navalgund Director, SAC, Ahmedabad Member Dr. S. K. Dube Emeritus Professor, IIT, Delhi Member Dr. D. Sen Professor, IIT, Kharagpur Member Dr. V. Sundar Professor, IIT, Madras Member Dr. Satheesh C. Shenoi Director, INCOIS, Hyderabad Member Dr. P. V. Joseph President, OSI Convener Technical Committee Dr. C.V.K. Prasada Rao Scientist, NPOL, Kochi Chairman Dr. K. Ravindran Former Director, CIFT, Kochi Co-Chairman Shri. V. Chander Former Director, NPOL, Kochi Advisor Dr. G. Latha Scientist, NIOT, Chennai Member Dr. M. Sudhakar Scientist & Advisor, MoES Member Dr. M.R. Santha Devi Former Scientist, NPOL, Kochi Member Dr. A.D. Rao Professor, IIT, New Delhi Member Dr. M.R. Rameshkumar Scientist, NIO, Goa Member Dr. K.V. Sanil Kumar Scientist, NPOL, Kochi Member Shri. O.R. Nanda Gopan Scientist, NPOL, Kochi Member Dr. K. Rajith Scientist, NPOL, Kochi Member Shri. P.S.V. Jagadeesh Scientist, NPOL, Kochi Member Local Organising Committee Dr. B.K. Jena Scientist, NIOT, Chennai Chairman Dr. M. Harikrishnan Scientist, NPOL, Kochi Co-Chairman Dr. G. Latha Scientist, NIOT, Chennai Member Dr. S. Ramesh Scientist, NIOT, Chennai Member Shri. A.N. Subramaniam Scientist, NIOT, Chennai Member Dr. P. Nammalwar Rajan Project Leader, IOM Anna Univ. Member v Contents INVITED TALKS 1 Strides in Deep Sea Technologies – Indian Experience 02 Dr. M. A. Atmanand 2 Indians Estuaries: Need for Concerted Action 03 Dr. Satish R. Shetye 3. Coastal Processes and Management with particular reference to 04 SW coast of India Dr. N.P. Kurian 4. Role of Ocean Atmospheric Process over the Tropical Indian Ocean 05 on the Monsoon Activity over the Indian Sub Continent: A Study Using Remote Sensing Data Dr. M.R. Ramesh Kumar 5. The influence of Oceans on Indian Summer Monsoon 06 Dr. P. V. Joseph 6. Coastal Surveillance and Harbour Protection 07 Dr. J. Narayana Das vi Ocean Society of India OSICON Proceedings 13-15 July 2011 THEME-1 AUTONOMOUS UNDERWATER VEHICLES AUV-1 Effect of Armour Configuration on Strength Characteristics of 10 Underwater Tow Cables Sameer Abdul Azeez, Anshath Hussain N., K. Sudarsan AUV-2 Underwater Terrain Mapping with a 5-DOF AUV. 10 Shikha, S. K. Das, D. Pal, S. Nandy, S. N. Shome, Soma Banerjee AUV-3 Identification and tracking of objects by Autonomous Underwater 12 Vehicle for Coastal Surveillance Anubhav Sahoo, Siddhant Agarwal and Dhaval Prajapati AUV-4 Hydrodynamic Design of an Underwater Towed System 13 Roni Francis and K.Sudarsan AUV-5 Dynamic Model for Maneuverability and Controllability Studies of AUVs. 14 Debabrata Sen AUV-6 Role of Depressors In Two Part Towed System - A Simulation Study 15 Minu Paulose, K Ajithkumar, K Sudarsan AUV-7 Naukaa – An Automated System to Measure Water Quality Parameters 15 T.Suresh, Madhubala Talaulikar, S.G. Prabhu Matondkar, Aneesh Lotlikar THEME-2 REMOTELY OPERATED VEHICLES ROV-1 Performance of Electrical Power System of Remotely Operable 18 Submersible (Rosub 6000) in KG Basin & Central Indian Ocean Basin Deep Sea Trials. Subramanian AN, Harikrishnan G, Muthukumaran D, Elangovan S, Vadivelan A, Ramadass. G.A, Atmanand MA ROV-2 Characteristics of Intermediate water mixing phenomena in 18 Indian Ocean recorded from the Dissolved Oxygen Optode of ROSUB 6000 – ROV S.Ramesh and G.A.Ramadass ROV-3 Dual mode operation of ROV-500: Design & Control Aspects 20 Sambhunath Nandy, Sankar Nath Shome, Dibyendu Pal, Chandan Har and Pratik Saha ROV-4 Deep water sampling tool design and integration with Work Class 21 ROV – ROSUB 6000 J.Manecius Selvakumar, S.Ramesh, D.Sathia Narayanan, S.B.Pranesh, E.Chandrasekar, M. Murugesh, Radhakrishnan and C. Jothi Ocean Society of India vii THEME-3 OCEAN ENGINEERING, SAFETY AND RELIABILITY OESR-1 Development of a ship weather-routing algorithm and its application 24 to the north Indian Ocean region Chinmaya P. Padhy and Debabrata Sen OESR-2 A Study of Reliability and Safety on Dynamic Positioning System of 25 ORV Sagar Nidhi D.Rajasekhar, N.Ravi and Anantha Krishna Rao OESR-3 Development and testing of model suction piles in the NIOT test pond 26 Vijaya Ravichandran, R.Ramesh, J.Manecius Selvakumar, Muthukrishna Babu, G.A.Ramadass and M.V. Ramanamoorthy OESR-4 A New Concept and Design of a Low Cost Wave Energy Converter 28 Pradip Deb Roy and Debabrata Sen THEME-4 SONAR TECHNOLOGIES ST-1 Finite element analysis of vibration isolation module with nylon rope 30 strength member Beena.B.R, M. Sabu Sebastian, Manojkumar and S.Jithu ST-2 Reverberation Measurements of Acoustic Tank 31 A.Malarkodi and Dhanalakshmi ST-3 Application of Wavelets for Analysing Ship Noise from shallow water 31 ambient Noise Measurements M. Ashokan, P. Edwards Durai and K.Nithyanandam ST-4 Acoustic Intensity fluctuations induced by environmental parameters 32 in coastal waters Sanjana M C, G Latha and A.Thirunavukkarasu ST-5 Measured broadband reverberation characteristics in Deep ocean 33 Baiju M Nair, M Padmanabham and M P Ajaikumar ST-6 MATLAB code for tow characteristics of an underwater towed system 34 Ambily Vijayan, K Ajith Kumar and K Sudarsan THEME-5 OCEAN OBSERVATION SYSTEMS OOS-1 Analysis on Under Water Seismic Event on June 12, 2010 recorded by 36 Indigenous Tsunami Early Warning System M .Arul Muthiah, Tamil Mugilan, R.Venkatesan OOS-2 Analysis of Antenna placement on Data Buoy Systems for 37 INMARSAT Satellite Communication K.Ramesh, M. Arulmuthiah, P. Murugesh, R.Venkatesan OOS-3 An ARGO Based Study on the Water Mass Characteristics of the 38 Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea Sourav Sil, Sudip Jana and Arun Chakraborty viii Ocean Society of India OSICON Proceedings 13-15 July 2011 OOS-4 Coastal wave measurement using HF Radar 39 Manu P.
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