Abstract

This paper presents initial results on the use of nonlinear systems identification algorithms to estimate the hydrodynamic coefficients in fully coupled, nonlinear submarine motion equations. Parameter identification algorithms rely on the sequential quadratic programming technique. The paper briefly describes the form of the non-linear equations used in the submarine simulation, describes the system identification algorithms developed and then illustrates their application to three test cases of interest. These are based on horizontal motion only and aim to identify the model coefficients in the cases when these are completely unknown, partially known, and partially known but with an error on the known values respectively.

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