The device for generation the distress signal and monitoring system for a Survivor based on WSN

Kim, Jeong-Ju; Hong, Chul-Ho; Kim, Dong-Jin; Lee, Bbun-Byul; Kim, Jeong-Do; Ko, Kyungnam

doi:10.1109/iceie.2010.5559843

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“…The rapid and self-organization deployment and network survivability features of WSN will meet the environment and application characteristics in MSR. Kim et al [3] designed a kind of equipment which can send GPS location information and mayday distress signal to help locate victims in offshore area; they also referred to WSN technology, but the key technical issues, such as how to organize the network, are not addressed.…”

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An Energy Distribution and Optimization Algorithm in Wireless Sensor Networks for Maritime Search and Rescue

Zhang

Nie

et al. 2013

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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Currently, maritime search and rescue (MSR) is mainly depending on the search party, while the searching objects are waiting passively. Therefore, a new method of MSR which is based on the wireless sensor network (WSN) techniques is proposed in this paper. WSN could be self-organized into network and transmit nodes information, such as position information, for search party to accomplish the search and rescue work. However, the application encounters the problems of dynamic adaptability and life cycle limitation at sea. An energy dynamic distribution and optimization algorithm (EDDO), which is based on genetic algorithm (GA), is presented to handle with these problems. The algorithm satisfies the connectivity and energy saving of the network, and the GA with elitism-based immigrants approach is put forward to optimize the poor individuals when the positions of some nodes have changed. Simulation results show that the algorithm can quickly adapt to a dynamic network and reduce energy consumption at the same time.

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An Energy Distribution and Optimization Algorithm in Wireless Sensor Networks for Maritime Search and Rescue

Zhang

Nie

et al. 2013

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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“…Maritime distress warning systems (MDWSs) and associated communication devices to rescue incident survivors have been proposed, and various antennas that can be mounted in these systems have also been developed . A flexible and lightweight meander‐type wearable antenna that can be attached to a life jacket has been proposed, operating at two target frequencies within the Cospas‐Sarsat bands, namely 121.5 and 406 MHz .…”

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Design of a very high frequency stretchable inverted conical helical antenna for maritime search and rescue applications

Kang

Min

Choo

2019

Micro & Optical Tech Letters

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The design of a stretchable inverted conical helical antenna (SICHA) applicable to maritime search and rescue is proposed, and the gain and the reflection coefficient are obtained at a resonant frequency of 156 MHz. The optimized top and bottom diameters of the SICHA are 36 and 18 mm, respectively, and its height is 115 mm, which is much shorter than a quarter‐wavelength monopole. Finally, we simulate the outdoor propagation of electromagnetic waves with the SICHA; both the simulated and measured received power intensities are similarly reduced as the distance between the two antennas increases.

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Wireless Parameters Monitoring Simulation and Design in Wireless Personal Area Network Using 2.4 GHz Transceiver Module for Wind Mill

Kaundal¹,

Singh²,

Sharma³

2012

IJEE

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A Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN) monitoring system is proposed to measure the voltage and current generated for wind mill farm, it is considered as a target application. It has a Rig id hub structure, economical larger capacity i.e. 5-7 MW fo r offshore sitting and variable speed turbines are three major develop ments characterize in a wind mach ines. The forth development is the adoption of gearless wind turbine eliminating gearbo xes as weakest link in the chain of modern wind turb ines. Eliminating the burdens associated with cabling, the proposed wireless network enables sensors to place on the each individual mill to monitor voltage and current so that we can optimize wind farm productivity. The proposed system consist of ZigBee based wireless personal area network i.e. co mmunication through ZigBee transceiver module, coding of microcontroller through AVR Studio4, and interfacing all with wind mill. The data from the wind-power generator will be collected with the help of proposed system and wired RS-232 Interface. The collected data will be displayed with the help of suitable GUI in MATLA B.

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The device for generation the distress signal and monitoring system for a Survivor based on WSN

Cited by 3 publications

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An Energy Distribution and Optimization Algorithm in Wireless Sensor Networks for Maritime Search and Rescue

An Energy Distribution and Optimization Algorithm in Wireless Sensor Networks for Maritime Search and Rescue

Design of a very high frequency stretchable inverted conical helical antenna for maritime search and rescue applications

Wireless Parameters Monitoring Simulation and Design in Wireless Personal Area Network Using 2.4 GHz Transceiver Module for Wind Mill

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