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Applying maritime wireless communication to support vessel monitoring

Zainuddin Z.

Proceedings 2017 4th International Conference on Information Technology Computer and Electrical Engineering Icitacee 2017

Published: 2017Citations: 13

Abstract

This paper applies wireless communication technology using 2.4 GHz frequency in marine field to support Vessel Monitoring System, where it sails on the island and marine field that are not getting signal coverage from Base Transceiver Station (BTS) on land. Applying of Long Range (LR) WiFi with 2.4 GHz frequency is used as an extension of cost- effective data service on maritime wireless communications. Updates are in Long Range WiFi which is permanently on island or buoy so that can be shared by vessels in particular fishing vessels to transmit important information relating shipping activities such as vessel positions via Global Positioning System (GPS) on a mobile phone. The result is the system that can extend data connection up to 8 km.

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