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<i>Maritime</i> IoT: An Architectural and Radio Spectrum Perspective

Jingjing Zhang, Michael Mao Wang, Tingting Xia, Lei Wang

2020IEEE Access34 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

The concept of maritime Internet of Things is developed initially to modernize the maritime industries by the United Nations chartered International Maritime Organization under the name e-Navigation. At the heart of this concept is the maritime machine-type communication (MTC) technology. However, maritime MTC faces many unique challenges that are different from its land counterparts in many ways, rooted in the unique maritime environments, service requirements, and the radio spectrum. This paper presents the challenges and solutions from the perspective of architecture and radio spectrum with a focus on allocation, interference, and regulations, as well as management and sharing techniques.

Topics & Concepts

Perspective (graphical)TelecommunicationsComputer scienceFocus (optics)Internet of ThingsService (business)Computer securityArchitectureSpectrum managementWirelessSystems engineeringEngineering managementBusinessEngineeringCognitive radioGeographyPhysicsArchaeologyOpticsMarketingArtificial intelligenceSatellite Communication SystemsIoT Networks and ProtocolsUnderwater Vehicles and Communication Systems
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