Key Points
- ARGO operates at depths of 6,000 meters, enabling remote control deep-sea research.
- It combines sonar and optical imaging for high-resolution, real-time seafloor visualization.
- ARGO’s capabilities were proven during the 1985 mission to locate the Titanic.
- Supports multiple sensor configurations and advanced telemetry for adaptable scientific exploration.
- An integrated containerized control centre ensures deployment flexibility across vessels.
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Stewart E. Harris, Dr Robert D. Ballard (1986) Argo: Capabilities For Deep Ocean Exploration
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