2009
DOI: 10.1007/s00773-008-0038-x
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Characteristics of wireless sensor network for full-scale ship application

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“…Therefore, in addition to wires, a proposal to integrate the sensor network with other more established or to-be-established networks, such as a WiFi based mesh network, the crew/passenger network, a personnel tracking system and the global Internet was presented. Nevertheless, a later on, based on some different sources, the author of the paper [18] was stated, that although feasibility of WSN technology in ship applications can be justified from next examples from the literature (among others [16] and [19]), real deployments still meet difficulties. Although there are many networks functioning in industry, a lot of devices are still not connected to any network, because the cabling engineering is very costly.…”
Section: Maritime On Board Communication: State Of Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, in addition to wires, a proposal to integrate the sensor network with other more established or to-be-established networks, such as a WiFi based mesh network, the crew/passenger network, a personnel tracking system and the global Internet was presented. Nevertheless, a later on, based on some different sources, the author of the paper [18] was stated, that although feasibility of WSN technology in ship applications can be justified from next examples from the literature (among others [16] and [19]), real deployments still meet difficulties. Although there are many networks functioning in industry, a lot of devices are still not connected to any network, because the cabling engineering is very costly.…”
Section: Maritime On Board Communication: State Of Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, in [33], [57], the authors have successfully implemented self-healing multi-hop sensor ZigBee WSN on board a ferry and have concluded that, despite the steel architecture, ZigBee standard WSNs are possible aboard ships if the topology is chosen correctly. The full-scale ship application of WSNs has been researched into [58], [59], where the feasibility of ZigBee network on board a ship is confirmed by measurements done in the engine room and cabins of a training ship.…”
Section: Communication Protocolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, authors in (Paik et al, 2009) carried out some transmission tests using two ZigBee protocol analyzers to evaluate the performance of wireless communications on the passenger deck of a ship. Four scenarios including communication between a cabin and the corridor, in the corridor and between adjacent decks with and without entrance door closure, have been considered.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%