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Yang Yu, Huiping Xu and Changwei Xu
Seafloor observatories enable continuous power supply and real-time bidirectional data transmission, which marks a new way for marine environment monitoring. As in situ observation produces massive data in a constant way, the research involved with data ...
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Yamei Jiang and Feng Lyu
This technology provides a feasible approach for analyzing and improving the large-signal stability of the undersea direct current power system for scientific cabled seafloor observatories. It is of great significance for the design, construction, operat...
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Jingyang Qiao, Wu Liu, Jingquan Liu and Jianping Zhou
Seafloor observatories can provide long-term, real-time submarine monitoring data, which has great significance for the study of major scientific technology in marine science, especially in the seafloor earthquake observation. The chained submarine data ...
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Tianhao Cai, Feng Lyu, Tianzhi Wang and Fushi Huang
Conventional cabled seafloor observatories (CSOs) power in-situ instruments via wet-mated or dry-mated direct electrical contact (DEC) connectors to achieve long-term and real-time observation. However, the DEC connectors have high risks of water leakage...
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