QFS-20 & Designer from Tehran, Iran Students Study of : Submarine Planes

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Author: Sepehr Akramipour
PDF - Aero Submarine: a Theoretical Design


Below is a nicely formatted list of the references with additional information about each used in this PDF...

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1. Y. Chen, E. F. Helbling, N. Gravish, K. Ma, R. J. Wood
   Title: Hybrid aerial and aquatic locomotion in an at-scale robotic insect
   Conference: 2015 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS), Hamburg, Germany
   Year: 2015
   Pages: 331-338
   Summary: This paper explores a hybrid robot capable of both aerial and aquatic locomotion, demonstrating a significant advancement in robotics by mimicking insect-like mobility in different environments.
2. B.D. Reid
   Title: The Flying Submarine: The Story of the Invention of the Reid Flying Submarine, RFS-1
   Publisher: Heritage Books Inc., Berwyn Heights
   Year: 2004
   Summary: This book details the invention of the Reid Flying Submarine, the RFS-1, and covers its history, development, and potential applications in military and civilian fields.
3. Norman Polmar & Kenneth J. Moore
   Title: Cold War Submarines: U.S. and Soviet Design and Construction
   Publisher: Potomac Books, Inc., Virginia
   Year: 2004
   Summary: This book offers an in-depth historical account of submarine development during the Cold War, comparing U.S. and Soviet designs and their technological innovations.
4. G. Petrov
   Title: Flying submarine
   Journal: Journal of Fleet
   Year: 1995
   Online URL: Flying Submarine
   Summary: This article provides insight into the concept of the flying submarine, a hybrid vehicle that can operate both underwater and in the air, touching on its potential uses and development challenges.
5. Paulo Drews-Jr, Mario Fernando Montenegro Campos, Armando Alves Neto
   Title: Survey on Aerial Submersible Vehicle
   Publisher: IEEE/OES Oceans
   Year: 2009
   Summary: A survey paper discussing the emerging field of aerial-submersible vehicles (ASVs), exploring their designs, capabilities, and potential applications in both the aerospace and maritime industries.
6. A. Fabian, Y.F. Feng, E. Swartz, et al.
   Title: Hybrid Aerial Underwater Vehicle
   Publisher: MIT Lincoln Lab, Lexington
   Year: 2012
   Summary: This paper discusses a hybrid aerial-underwater vehicle (HAUV) developed by MIT, focusing on the challenges and benefits of creating a single vehicle capable of operating both in the air and underwater.
7. J. Liang, X. Yang, T. Wang, G. Yao, W. Zhao
   Title: Design and Experiment of a Bionic Gannet for Plunge-Diving
   Journal: Journal of Bionic Engineering, 10(3), 282–291
   Year: 2013
   Summary: The authors examine the design and experimental validation of a bioinspired submersible aircraft mimicking the plunge-diving behavior of a gannet bird, exploring its potential in both aerial and underwater environments.
8. J. Liang, G. Yao, T. Wang, et al.
   Title: Wing load investigation of the plunge-diving locomotion of a gannet Morus inspired submersible aircraft
   Journal: Sci. China Technol. Sci., 57, 390–402
   Year: 2014
   Summary: This paper investigates the wing load during plunge-diving behavior inspired by the gannet bird, with implications for the design of submersible aircraft.
9. X. Yang, T. Wang, J. Liang, G. Yao, M. Liu
   Title: Survey on the novel hybrid aquatic–aerial amphibious aircraft: Aquatic unmanned aerial vehicle (AquaUAV)
   Journal: Progress in Aerospace Sciences, 74, 131–151
   Year: 2015
   Summary: This article provides a comprehensive survey of the novel AquaUAV, a hybrid aircraft capable of operating both in aquatic and aerial environments, offering insights into its design and possible applications.
10. R. Siddall, M. Kovač
    Title: Launching the AquaMAV: bioinspired design for aerial–aquatic robotic platforms
    Journal: Bioinspir. Biomim., 9 (3), 1–15
    Year: 2014
    Summary: This paper introduces the AquaMAV, a bioinspired micro-aerial vehicle (MAV) designed for both aerial and aquatic locomotion, and explores its potential applications in robotics and environmental monitoring.
11. M. Kovač
    Title: The bioinspiration design paradigm: a perspective for soft robotics
    Journal: Soft Robot., 1, 28–37
    Year: 2013
    Summary: The paper discusses the role of bioinspiration in the development of soft robotics, emphasizing the importance of natural systems in the design of robots that can adapt to various environments and tasks.
12. L. Wang & L. Wang
    Title: Reconfigurable Flight Control Design for Combat Flying Wing with Multiple Control Surfaces
    Journal: Chinese Journal of Aeronautics, 25(4), 493–499
    Year: 2012
    Summary: This paper presents the design of a reconfigurable flight control system for a combat flying wing aircraft, incorporating multiple control surfaces for improved performance and maneuverability.

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