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  • Environmental monitoring and data acquisition.

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  • Maturing sensor technology facilitates diverse environmental data gathering.
  • The ocean's vast unexploited resources necessitate advanced sensing solutions.
  • This special issue focuses on recent progress in underwater sensor technology and networks.

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  • Sensor node advancements include physical sensor deployment, node/transceiver development, and measurement analysis.
  • Underwater communication challenges are addressed through Layer 1 and 2 protocols.
  • Sensor localization and positioning systems are crucial for underwater applications.

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  • Provides a comprehensive overview of the latest scientific developments in underwater sensing.

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  • Continued development in sensor hardware and communication protocols is expected.
  • The integration of advanced analytics for underwater data will be a key area.