Research advancements in ocean environmental monitoring systems using wireless sensor networks: a review

Abstract

The ocean environment monitoring system is of great significance to the researchers because the ocean is the storehouse of natural resources. It is critical to comprehend and assess the ocean's environmental conditions. Several studies have been conducted over the last several decades that use sophisticated information and communication techniques to ensure the ocean ecosystem. Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are a promising technology to monitor the ocean environment, which delivers significant benefits such as enhanced accuracy and real-time observations. The advancements in sensor technology such as micro electromechanical systems (MEMS), integrated systems, distributed processing, wireless communications, and wireless sensor applications have contributed to the development of WSNs. This paper describes the utilization of WSN and analyzes the previous and existing project works and technologies used for ocean environment monitoring through WSNs, and also includes the MEMS sensor technology used for monitoring various ocean parameters such as ocean wave monitoring, water conductivity, temperature, and depth of ocean.

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“…[ 1–3 ] The conductivity, temperature, and depth (CTD) of seawater are the most basic measurement parameters in ocean research. [ 4–6 ] In general, CTD parameters are measured using research vessels, [ 7,8 ] autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), [ 9,10 ] and satellite observations. [ 11,12 ] The large sizes and low integration of these complex equipment types hinder the accurate and efficient collection of marine hydrological information.…”