Giải pháp thiết kế thiết bị giám sát hành trình cho phương tiện khai thác thủy sản xa bờ

Nguyen Tuan Phuoc; Nguyen Quoc Chung; Le Viet Nhat Quang; Diep Vi Cuong; Nguyen Minh Khanh Ngoc

doi:10.54644/jte.64.2021.85

Authors

Nguyen Tuan Phuoc Viettel High Technology Industries Corporation, Vietnam
Nguyen Quoc Chung Viettel High Technology Industries Corporation, Vietnam
Le Viet Nhat Quang Viettel High Technology Industries Corporation, Vietnam
Diep Vi Cuong Viettel High Technology Industries Corporation, Vietnam
Nguyen Minh Khanh Ngoc Viettel High Technology Industries Corporation, Vietnam

Corressponding author's email:

phuocnt6@viettel.com.vn

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54644/jte.64.2021.85

Keywords:

Tracking-device, offshore fishing industry, satellite-network-based data transmission, aquaculture data acquisition, low-power embedded system

Abstract

Currently, designs of tracking-device are primarily for inland operation. So, what are the problems when designing a tracking-devices for an offshore vessel? The offshore environment limits the power supply to the equipment and breaks the mobile-network to transmit data. The document presents the solutions of satellite-network-based data transmission, internal battery, and solar-cell-based charger for the offshore tracking-device. There are three necessary steps. The first step is choosing the most suitable solutions (included measuring the performance of separate parts in the lab). Design and measuring the completed device is the second step. And the last is using a large number of devices for long-term experiments to evaluate the effects and the limitations. Now, there are over 2000 commercial products based on successful solutions. The solutions contribute to building a new digital ecosystem for the offshore fishing industry, aquaculture data acquisition, oil and gas exploitation, and marine environment.

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