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Total Citations
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About
Alexander Inzartsev is a prominent researcher specializing in autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), marine robotics, and intelligent systems for ocean exploration. His work spans several interconnected domains, including underwater sensing, fault diagnostics, software architecture, and mission planning for unmanned underwater systems. Inzartsev's most influential contribution, cited 46 times, pioneered the use of side-scan sonar aboard AUVs for detecting and tracking submerged cables and pipelines — a critical advancement for underwater infrastructure inspection. He has also made significant strides in applying artificial intelligence to AUV fault diagnostics (31 citations), improving vehicle safety and operational reliability in challenging environments. His development of a reconfigurable distributed software platform for unmanned underwater and surface vehicle groups (20 citations) reflects his systems-level thinking, while his work on real-time coverage path planning (17 citations) addresses practical autonomy challenges in environmental monitoring and search operations. Further contributions include AUV docking methodologies, Arctic-zone positioning systems, and a standardized GeoJSON-based mission planning language, demonstrating both depth and breadth across the field. With a cumulative citation record reflecting sustained international recognition, Inzartsev's research has meaningfully advanced the operational capabilities of autonomous underwater robotics for scientific and industrial applications.
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- 4Planning and correction of the AUV coverage path in real time17 citations · 2017
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- 7A GeoJSON-based Mission Planning Language for AUV (AUVGeoJSON Language)2 citations · 2018
- 8Underwater Vehicles2 citations · 2009