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    • To develop a multi-objective optimal control method for submarine cable path planning.
    • To incorporate the risk of remotely operated vehicle (ROV) capsize due to terrain slope and path direction into laying costs.
    • To balance cost-effectiveness, ROV stability, and seismic resilience.

    Main Methods:

    • Formulated a multi-objective problem minimizing cable laying cost and expected repair frequency.
    • Employed a Pareto approach combined with dynamic programming and the Ordered Upwind Method.
    • Developed a computationally efficient algorithm for path optimization.

    Main Results:

    • The algorithm successfully avoids high-slope areas when superior path options exist.
    • Generated Pareto optimal solutions and an approximate Pareto front.
    • Demonstrated effective integration of ROV stability into cost calculations.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed method provides a novel approach to submarine cable path planning.
    • Offers valuable insights for designing cost-effective and resilient cable routes.
    • Successfully balances economic factors with operational safety and long-term network integrity.