Research on ship-shore optical communication mode

Zuo, Yanqin; Keming, Gao; Zhang, Fen; Cong, Bin

doi:10.1109/icocn.2017.8121383

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“…5 On the basis of studying the development trend of optical communication, a communication mode based on optical communication is proposed to solve this problem. 6 Assume free-space optical links between ships or between ships and coasts, and model the pointing error that occurs based on the three typical movements of the vessel. 7 GF is common in practice, and GF is the most common type of fault in mediumvoltage power grids.…”

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Optimal topology control for grounding protection sensor networks in shipboard electrical systems

Wu,

Li,

et al. 2024

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Intelligent monitoring of environmental information in ships is an important prerequisite for reducing and avoiding accidents and is of great importance for safety at sea. The use of a ship environmental monitoring system based on wireless sensor networks has the unique advantages of low cost, stability, and reliability, allowing real-time monitoring of many environmental factors in ships. This article proposes an optimal topology control to maximize collected data satisfaction and reduce energy consumption and transmission latency. First, the cluster head selection method is obtained by initializing the wireless sensor network with a fuzzy clustering algorithm, then the amount of collection data is obtained by a sub-gradient descent algorithm, and a sensor association scheme based on ant colony optimization is proposed to solve the knapsack problem. Finally, simulation results show that the proposed algorithm in this article can effectively reduce the energy consumption and transmission delay of the wireless sensor network while ensuring the monitoring of the grounding protection in the electrical system of the offshore ship.

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confidence: 99%