DocumentCode
2983040
Title
An A-to-N mark monitoring system based on wireless sensor network
Author
Zheng, Jiachun ; Zhang, XingGu ; Fang, Gengshun ; Lu, Linhua
Author_Institution
School of Information Engineering, Jimei University, Xiamen 361021, China
fYear
2010
fDate
4-6 May 2010
Firstpage
880
Lastpage
887
Abstract
The A-to-N mark(aids to navigation mark) is an important composing part of the transportation safe guarantee system at sea. For the safety of sail, it is very important that the sea navigation marks are insured accurate position and working normally, so they should be controlled and managed effectively. In this paper, a new monitoring system based on the Zigbee wireless sensor network is showed. According to the Xiamen-Kinmen route,the Zigbee wireless sensor network communication model focuses on the physical layer, MAC layer, and the basic network layer is established. Its performance such as the multi-hop network packet loss rate, delay, throughput and energy consumption is analysed by the NS2 simulation software. The simulation results show that when in the case of low network load, the packet loss rate of the Zigbee wireless sensor networks is very low; end-to-end delay is low and increases steadily with the hops, so you can strictly control the delay; as a result of the use of super-frame structure, nodes can turn off the transceiver at the Non-active area to reduce energy consumption. Applying in practice show that the monitoring system can satisfy for the need of the management of the sea A-to-N marks, has a good ratio of performance and price, and is being popularized application.
Keywords
Communication system control; Energy consumption; Monitoring; Navigation; Performance loss; Physical layer; Safety; Transportation; Wireless sensor networks; ZigBee; A-to-N mark; IEEE802.15.4; Monitoring system; Wireless sensor networks; Zigbee;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Position Location and Navigation Symposium (PLANS), 2010 IEEE/ION
Conference_Location
Indian Wells, CA, USA
ISSN
2153-358X
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-5036-7
Electronic_ISBN
2153-358X
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/PLANS.2010.5507191
Filename
5507191
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