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Simulations of a Near Surface Submarine With an Autopilot Under Various Sea Conditions

Computer simulations can offer valuable insights into the behavior of a system and the interactions amongst its various components. As computers become more powerful and computing resources become more abundant computer simulation is increasingly used to investigate the behavior of many types of systems with considerations of interactions between components. This article presents simulations of an autopilot equipped submarine moving under the free surface of various sea conditions.