期刊
IEEE ACCESS
卷 8, 期 -, 页码 101209-101223出版社
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/ACCESS.2020.2996778
关键词
Sea measurements; Numerical models; Crowdsourcing; Boats; Generators; Oceans; The Internet of Floating Things; marine data crowdsourcing; food quality; mussel farm
资金
- Research Project Distributed Leisure Yacht-Carried Sensor-Network for Atmosphere and Marine Data Crowdsourcing Applications (DYNAMO) [DSTE373]
- Project Maritime Operation Quality Assurance Platform (MOQAP) by the Italian Ministry of Economic Development
While the everything as a sensor is a typical data gathering pattern in the Internet of Things (IoT) applications in contexts such as smart cities, smart factories, and precision agriculture, among others, the use of the same technique in the coastal marine environment is still not explored at full potential. Nevertheless, when it comes to maritime scenarios, the application of IoT and networks of distributed sensors and actuators are still limited, even though the development of marine electronics and extreme network technologies are present for decades also in this area. In this paper, we first introduce the concept of the Internet of Floating Things (IoFT), which extends the IoT to the maritime scenario. Next, we present our latest implementation of the DYNAMO (Distributed leisure Yachts sensor Network for Atmosphere and Marine Observations) system, a framework for coastal data collection from sensors and devices deployed in marine equipment. To demonstrate the importance of IoFT data collection in the real-world environmental science context, we consider a scientific workflow for coastal water quality. The selected application focuses on predicting the spatial and temporal pattern of sea pollutants and their possible presence and time of persistence in the proximity of mussel farm areas in the Bay of Pozzuoli in Italy. The pollutants are simple Lagrangian particles, so the ocean dynamics play an important role in the simulation. Our results show that integrating crowdsourced bathymetry data in the workflow numerical model setup improves the accuracy of the final results, allowing for a more detailed spatial distribution pattern of the sea current driving the Lagrangian tracers.
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