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This article presents the TRI-media Telematic Oceanographic Network (TRITON) project, which aims to develop a high-speed and low-cost maritime communication system. The article includes information pertaining to background studies, high-level architecture, network feasibility, maritime communication environment, technology developments, prototype implementations and link performance measurements....
We provide an overview of a Maritime Intelligent Transport System (ITS) which enables increased use of business and social ship based applications by new communications means. The system is based on a high speed maritime mesh network and is fully integrated with legacy satellite communications using our middleware system component. The Intelligent middleware enables user preferences driven use of...
WiMAX Mesh networking is of many advantages for intelligent transportation systems (ITS) applications. In long-hop-distance ITS networks, multi-channel transmission may alleviate problem of insufficiency of bandwidth when a network uses single frequency channel. This paper presents algorithm of multi-channel bandwidth allocation in WiMAX mesh networks. Simulation is carried out with a maritime simulator,...
This paper gives an overview of the TRITON project that aims to develop a high-speed maritime ship-to-ship/shore mesh network. We present the general architecture of the TRITON system and detail our preliminary studies and findings that will help us determine the feasibility of using ships and shoreline base stations to form a mesh network.
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