HU X J, LI Q, LIU J L, et al. Research status and prospects of satellite-shore-based integrated network technology for remotely-controlled ships[J]. Chinese Journal of Ship Research(in Chinese). DOI: 10.19693/j.issn.1673-3185.04264.
Citation: HU X J, LI Q, LIU J L, et al. Research status and prospects of satellite-shore-based integrated network technology for remotely-controlled ships[J]. Chinese Journal of Ship Research(in Chinese). DOI: 10.19693/j.issn.1673-3185.04264.

Research status and prospects of satellite-shore-based integrated network technology for remotely-controlled ships

  • The purpose of this work is to optimize the communication architecture for existing remotely-controlled ships to meet the challenges of network connectivity in diverse environments (e.g., ports, deep-sea, and polar regions), aiming to address the issues of insufficient coverage, limited bandwidth, and high communication latency. First, the applicability and technical characteristics of shore-based and satellite communication networks are systematically summarized, while the diverse wireless communication requirements of remotely-controlled ships operating in different water areas are comprehensively analyzed. Based on this, a satellite-shore-based integrated network architecture that fuses multiple wireless communication systems is proposed. It aims to deeply integrate satellite and shore-based networks, thereby constructing an intelligent and stable shipboard communication system. By revealing the huge application potential of the satellite-shore-based integrated network architecture, which offers economic and service quality advantages for remotely-controlled ships in complex navigation environments, and by sorting out relevant key technologies and existing bottleneck issues, the proposed integrated communication network architecture is expected to provide a theoretical reference for optimizing the communication of remotely-controlled ships under diverse network conditions.
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