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Improved Diver Communication System by Combining Optical and Electromagnetic Trackers

FILONE TECNOLOGICO	TEMA
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RIASSUNTO

The increasing need for observation in seawater or ocean monitoring systems has ignited a considerable amount of interest and the necessity for enabling advancements in technology for underwater wireless tracking and underwater sensor networks for wireless communication. This type of communication can also play an important role in investigating ecological changes in the sea or ocean-like climate change, monitoring of biogeochemical, biological, and evolutionary changes. This can help in controlling and maintaining the production facilities of outer underwater grid blasting by deploying unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs). Underwater tracking-based wireless networks can also help in maintaining communication between ships and divers, submarines, and between multiple divers. At present, the underwater acoustic communication system is unable to provide the data rate required to monitor and investigate the aquatic environment for various industrial applications like oil facilities or underwater grit blasting. To meet this challenge, an optical and magnetic tracking-based wireless communication system has been proposed as an effective alternative. Either optical or magnetic tracking-based wireless communication can be opted for according to the requirement of the potential application in sea or ocean. However, the hybrid version of optical and wireless tracking-based wireless communication can also be deployed to reduce the latency and improve the data rate for effective communication. It is concluded from the discussion that high data rate optical, magnetic or hybrid mode of wireless communication can be a feasible solution in applications like UUV-to-UUV and networks of aquatic sensors. The range of the proposed wireless communication can be extended using the concept of multihop.

DATA

Data di pubblicazione: 07/09/2020

AUTORI

KATARIA AMAN
GHOSH SMARAJIT
KARAR VINOD
GUPTA TAKSHI
SRINIVASAN KATHIRAVAN
HU YUH-CHUNG

ENTE DI AFFERENZA

THAPAR INST ENG & TECH PATIALA 147004 INDIA AMMANKATARIA GMAIL COM AK SMARAJIT67 GMAIL COM SG
CHIEF SCIENTIST CSIR CSIO CHANDIGARH 160030 INDIA VKARAR REDIFFMAIL COM
INFORMATION SECURITY ENG SOONCHUNHYANG UNIV ASAN SI 31538 KOREA TAKSHI GUPTA2012 HOTMAIL COM
SCHOOL OF INFO TECH & ENG VELLORE INST TECH VIT VELLORE 632 014 INDIA KATHIRAVAN SRINIVASAN VIT AC IN
DEPT MECH & ELECTROMECHANICAL ENG NATL ILAN UNIV

RIVISTA

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland), 20(18), 5084

IMPACT FACTOR

3,510

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