Journal
IEEE EMBEDDED SYSTEMS LETTERS
Volume 15, Issue 2, Pages 69-72Publisher
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/LES.2022.3188935
Keywords
Global Positioning System; Monitoring; Boats; GSM; Radar tracking; Temperature sensors; Accelerometers; General packet radio service (GPRS); global positioning system (GPS) tracking; monitoring; sailboat
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A monitoring and locating system for sailboats has been developed using GPRS/GSM and GPS technology. This system can track the location of sailboats that stay within 10 km of the coast. It utilizes a GPS module to obtain boat coordinates and includes a sensing station for environmental measurements and ship movement. Data received via AVR-GPRS is stored in a SQL database. System monitoring tests were conducted on a 24-km sailboat route along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico.
A monitoring and locating system for sailboats is developed using the general packet radio service/global system for mobile communications (GPRS/GSM) and global positioning system (GPS) technology. The implemented prototype can track the location of sailboats that do not go out more than 10 km into the sea. The system uses a GPS module to obtain the boat's coordinates; it has a sensing station: environmental temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, and the angular movement of the ship. A structured query language (SQL) database has been implemented to store data received via AVR-GPRS. System monitoring tests were carried out over a 24-km route onboard a sailboat, obtaining its location during the entire course along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico.
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