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7th International Workshop on Marine Technology – Martech Workshop 2016, 26-28 October 2016, Barcelona.-- 1 pagePeer Reviewe

Benefits of chartering RV´s for the offshore industry. Scientific Charter Experiences with BO Sarmiento de Gamboa

16th European Research Vessels Operators Annual Meeting (16th ERVO), 11-12 June 2014, CSIC (UTM-CMIMA), Barcelona, Spain.-- 16 pagesPeer Reviewe

Marine Technology in Spain: a Challenge to Achieve High Quality Research in Marine Sciences

Marine Technology Workshop (Martech05), 17-18 November 2005, Vilanova i la Geltrú, Barcelona.-- 2 pages, 1 figurePeer Reviewe

Overview on Marine Research Infrastructures, Scientific capacities, areas of research operations

EU PolarNet Meeting, 6 October 2015, Lisbon .-- 13 pagesPeer Reviewe

Review of lessons learned after five years of shallow water autonomous underwater vehicles (AUV) operations

The Unidad de Tecnología Marina (UTM) acquired in 2010, due to the wide scientific requirement to obtain high quality images of the seafloor, a couple of AUV´s for shallow waters applications with the aim to support marine research operations in coastal waters. The vehicles has been used as a routine science vehicle but also for technical development. During these years a valuable experience has been gained for future operation on either, coastal and open waters with new and more performant platforms.Peer Reviewe

EGIM shallow water performance assessment and validation

Presentación para el European Multidisciplinary seafloor and Water‐Column Observatory Eevelopment (EMSODev) Kick-off Meeting, 22-23 September 2015, Heraklion, Crete.-- 10 pagesPeer Reviewe

Sigsensual: A Project to Develop an Ocean Bottom Seismometer Prototype and its Associated Signal Processing Software

Marine Technology Workshop (Martech05), 17-18 November 2005, Vilanova i la Geltrú, Barcelona.-- 2 pages, 2 figuresPeer Reviewe

R/V Sarmiento de Gamboa: a New Vessel for Spanish Marine Research

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The diagonal of the TT transform: computation and meaning

The TT-transform stands for time-time transform and has been derived as an inverse Fourier transform of the time-frequency S-transform. So far, it has been proposed that the diagonal of the TT-transform can be used for signal characterisation. We show here an alternative and simplified derivation of the TT-transform which enables a better understanding of this transform.Peer ReviewedPostprint (published version