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ON THE SEA INFORMATION NETWORK SYSTEMS IN THE ARCTIC

JOURNAL: No. 1(9) 2013, p. 92-99

HEADING: Marine Technology

AUTHORS: Kovalenko, V.V.

ORGANIZATIONS: Scientific Council on the complex problem «Hydrophysics» of RAS

UDC: 681.88

The article was received on: 12.02.2013

Keywords: maritime information systems (MIS), operational oceanography, distributive netted systems (DNS), sensor networks, ocean observing systems, underwater surveillance systems

Bibliographic description: Kovalenko, V.V. On the sea information network systems in the Arctic. Arctic: ecology and economy, 2013, no. 1(9), pp. 92-99. DOI: . (In Russian).


Abstract:

The main principles of creation maritime information systems, which provided decide of different applied problems is characterized with emphasize on Arctic regions and based on abroad experience. Difference kinds of monitoring and explorations providing maritime security, ecology and resource management are among such problems. Sensor networks as distributive surveyor is considered as a common structure of information systems for different applications.
The main features of sensor networks is discussed as a common ones for different applications. Different sorts of information networks system and contemporary technologies is consider including sensors, network communications, fusion and processing of data. Wireless sensor networks is considered as a most important case among different sorts of sensor networks.
There take some attention on sensor network using as an information source in ocean environment monitoring case in frame of data assimilation in operational oceanography system. Several new problems in physical oceanography in this content are formulated.


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