Algorithms for detecting vessel spoofing of space-based AIS data

Karim, Abdul Alimul; Utama, Satriya; Arifin, Maulana Ali

doi:10.1063/5.0060428

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“…Mass Data Storage: 2 × 2 GB high-reliability SD cards for fail-safe data storage (up to 32 GB on request) or 2× any size standard SD cards; earth surface use, and data integrity assuming a satellite's footprint and overlapping transmissions [7].…”

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“…A total of 2× redundant Real Time Clock (RTC); tions to receive data, their capability to pick up a comparatively weak signal designed for earth surface use, and data integrity assuming a satellite's footprint and overlapping transmissions [7].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Conversely, AIS satellite-based receivers can offer effective near-global coverage, but data are frequently time-delayed [6]. Satellite AIS coverage has quickly increased but is still challenged by a moderately small constellation of satellites, a limited number of ground stations to receive data, their capability to pick up a comparatively weak signal designed for earth surface use, and data integrity assuming a satellite's footprint and overlapping transmissions [7].…”

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In some geographically challenging areas (such as deserts, seas, and forests) where direct connectivity to a terrestrial network is difficult, space communication is the only option. In these remote locations, Internet of Space Things (IoST) applications can also be used successfully. In this paper, the proposed payload for IoST applications demonstrates how an Automatic Identification System (AIS) and a fire detection system can be used effectively. A space mission based on efficient and low-cost communication can use a constellation of nanosatellites to better meet this need. These two applications, which use a constellation of nanosatellites, can provide relevant university-level data in several countries as an effective policy for the transfer of space technology in an educational initiative project. To enhance educational participation and interest in space technology, this paper shares the lessons learned from the project feasibility study based on an in-depth design of a nanosatellite with several analyses (data budget, link budget, power budget, and lifetime estimation). Lastly, this paper highlights by experiments the development and application of a cost-effective sensor node for fire detection and the use of GPS to enable AIS capabilities in the IoST framework.

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Applications of Nanosatellites in Constellation: Overview and Feasibility Study for a Space Mission Based on Internet of Space Things Applications Used for AIS and Fire Detection

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Using Automatic Identification System Data in Vessel Route Prediction and Seaport Operations

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In this paper, the authors perform a comprehensive literature review on the use of data obtained from the Automatic Identification System, with an emphasis on vessel route prediction and seaport operations. The usage of Automatic Identification System vessel’s position data in the vessel route prediction and seaport operations has been analyzed, to prove that Automatic Identification System data has a large potential to improve the efficiency of maritime transport. The authors concluded that proper vessel route prediction and route planning can improve voyage safety and reduce unnecessary costs. Furthermore, AIS can provide port authorities with early warnings, allowing them to take preemptive action to avoid possible congestions and unnecessary costs.

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Algorithms for detecting vessel spoofing of space-based AIS data

Cited by 2 publications

References 6 publications

Applications of Nanosatellites in Constellation: Overview and Feasibility Study for a Space Mission Based on Internet of Space Things Applications Used for AIS and Fire Detection

Applications of Nanosatellites in Constellation: Overview and Feasibility Study for a Space Mission Based on Internet of Space Things Applications Used for AIS and Fire Detection

Using Automatic Identification System Data in Vessel Route Prediction and Seaport Operations

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