A GPS-free Passive Acoustic Localization Scheme for Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks

Mirza, Mohammed Aquil; Shakir, Muhammad Zeeshan; Alouini, Mohamed‐Slim

doi:10.1109/mass.2011.104

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“…In order to provide greater hydrometeorological data monitoring reliability and faster data retrieval, a variety of sensory systems networks [ 8 – 10 ] have been proposed, such as communication technologies that enable communication between sensor nodes [ 10 ], systems for communication between maritime platforms like vessels, commercial ships, or buoys [ 9 ], and real-time monitoring of the underwater environment where an acoustic mesh network is located between the underwater sensor networks and the central monitoring system [ 8 ]. The proposed models can solve various problems but require more flexible solutions for complex data transfer problems.…”

Section: Sea Hydrometeorological Data Monitoringmentioning

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Advanced Approach of Multiagent Based Buoy Communication

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Drungilas

Andziulis

et al. 2015

The Scientific World Journal

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Usually, a hydrometeorological information system is faced with great data flows, but the data levels are often excessive, depending on the observed region of the water. The paper presents advanced buoy communication technologies based on multiagent interaction and data exchange between several monitoring system nodes. The proposed management of buoy communication is based on a clustering algorithm, which enables the performance of the hydrometeorological information system to be enhanced. The experiment is based on the design and analysis of the inexpensive but reliable Baltic Sea autonomous monitoring network (buoys), which would be able to continuously monitor and collect temperature, waviness, and other required data. The proposed approach of multiagent based buoy communication enables all the data from the costal-based station to be monitored with limited transition speed by setting different tasks for the agent-based buoy system according to the clustering information.

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