A Study of Marine Network NMEA2000 for e-Navigation

Kim, Kyung-Yup; Park, Dong-Hyun; Shim, Jin-Bo; Yu, Yung-Ho

doi:10.5916/jkosme.2010.34.1.133

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“…Two of the well-known standards within the maritime sector are NMEA0183 and NMEA2000. NMEA0183 uses the RS422 Serial interface, while the NMEA2000 uses the modern Computer Area Network (CAN) interface and provides higher speeds compared to NMEA0183 [11].…”

Section: Sensor Data Acquisitionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Virtualization of Sea Trials for Smart Prototype Testing

Stietencron

Desai

Thoben

2019

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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The design and development of new vessels is a cost and time-intensive effort, which is greatly reliant on expertise and experience. The prototype building and testing are, especially for small producers who do not sell on volume, often at the same time the production of the first vessel. This further increases the need for other means of reliable and accurate prototype experimentation. This paper presents a procedure for the virtualization of sea trials in which the vessel prototypes are tested, thus generating a concise and reliable data model of the trial, which can be used in simulation and other product development tasks.

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Section: Sensor Data Acquisitionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Virtualization of Sea Trials for Smart Prototype Testing

Stietencron

Desai

Thoben

2019

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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“…This provides real time information to the user of his own boat and other boat after interface of various support equipments for sailing upon installation and operation of boat. This large vessels are operating in the electronic chart display installed (ECDIS: Electronic Chart Display & Information System) for real-time route planning and route monitoring include key features such as [2][3][4]. )…”

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Implementation of Navigation System Available for Marine Leisure Ship

Min¹,

Jeong²,

Ha³

et al. 2014

IJCA

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In this study, a marine navigation is proposed in order to solve problems including deviation from the route while a marine leisure ship is sailing, which gives a prior guide about expected route deviation at a real time through searching or makes it returned to the main routes from deviated areas when it is deviated from the navigated route. The proposed system is set with main routes and auxiliary ones. The latter provides the former with a prior guide about positions tended to be deviated while a ship is being sailed. Therefore, it has both of the functions to prevent route deviation in advance and to guide and make a ship returned to main routes from deviated ones by measuring the position of the ship until auxiliary routes and main ones are the same when the ship is deviated from the route.Also, the proposed system can increase convenience and safety of a marine leisure ship by reducing the time for the route search server to search the routes from the deviated positions to the destinations and to transmit the information about them.

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The Efficient Multimedia Data Transmission Using NMEA-0183

Hong¹,

Yang²,

Lee³

2014

The Journal of Korea Navigation Institute

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The functionality of BNWAS and its operations are investigated through its international standard. But the BNWAS is being used currently in the ship had difficulty in monitoring. Several kinds of data are generated from many equipments in BNWAS, such as NMEA-0183 data or NMEA-2000. In this paper, we have proposed a method of the multimedia data transmission using a communication protocol based on slower NMEA-0183, which is mainly used in BNWAS. Data compression techniques are needed for smooth streaming services of the multimedia data in the low data rate over the NMEA-0183 interface. Although these data are mainly used for the instruments of ship, their efficient transmission may be needed if they are managed to control the BNWAS equipment with sensors.

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A Study of Marine Network NMEA2000 for e-Navigation

Cited by 5 publications

References 2 publications

Virtualization of Sea Trials for Smart Prototype Testing

Virtualization of Sea Trials for Smart Prototype Testing

Implementation of Navigation System Available for Marine Leisure Ship

The Efficient Multimedia Data Transmission Using NMEA-0183

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