The modern policy of the Russian Federation on subsoil use on the Arctic shelf, as well as the need in the coming years to begin exploration and further operation of identified oil and gas fields in accordance with the offshore projects of the South, Arctic and Far Eastern Seas, using domestic equipment, based on universal underwater vehicles (PA) only confirms this. To develop a strategy for the creation of multifunctional equipment, it is necessary to monitor the accuracy characteristics of sensors and measurement methods in the hydrosphere. Based on the results of the studies, it is possible to conclude those preferences that will ensure the greatest effectiveness of measurements in the aquatic environment for the development of the Arctic shelf. The article considers the existing methodology of measurements at the working depths of the world’s oceans and analyses the specified efficiency of sensors, the principle of operation of which covers the use of technologies for creating and functioning in various physical fields.
Adaptive optics upgrades for laser communications to the ESA optical ground station