CN119152646A - Buoy positioning monitoring and early warning system - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a buoy positioning monitoring and early warning system, which belongs to the technical field of ocean monitoring and comprises an equipment board system and a shore-based early warning system. And when the position of the buoy changes, the satellite transmits the positioning information transmitted by the equipment on-board system to a mailbox bound with the buoy in a mail mode through the cloud server. The shore-based early warning system downloads and analyzes data from the mailbox, monitors the state of the buoy, and triggers an alarm notification when detecting that the buoy floats out of a preset observation range. Real-time monitoring and abnormal early warning of the position and the state of the ocean buoy are realized, timely measures can be taken when abnormal conditions occur, and possible loss is reduced.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of ocean monitoring, and particularly relates to a buoy positioning, monitoring and early warning system.
Background
Marine observations are critical to understanding climate changes, protecting marine ecosystems, early warning natural disasters, monitoring marine pollution, and ensuring shipping safety. Among the many marine observations, buoys are a key device that is widely used, and are generally classified as drifting buoys and anchoring buoys. The drifting buoy is a device which is free to drift in a specific sea area and can collect various ocean data. Because the drifting buoy has no fixed position, the position of the drifting buoy needs to be monitored, the drifting buoy is guaranteed to be positioned in the target observation sea area, accurate positioning information is needed during recovery, and otherwise the equipment cannot be found and recovered accurately.
In the existing buoy system, longitude and latitude information is generally integrated into observed data, positioning monitoring and early warning function design lacks automation, and in actual operation, a plurality of steps depend on manual data acquisition, and the data is compared with a target observed sea area range to judge whether the buoy is located in a target sea area. This not only increases the workload, but also cannot guarantee the real-time performance of the data. And when facing the situation that the buoy deviates from the preset position possibly caused by ship collision, wind wave impact and the like, the existing system lacks a more efficient alarm mechanism, and is difficult to inform operators in time.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a buoy positioning monitoring early warning system, which aims to solve the problems of complexity, lack of real-time performance and difficulty in expansion in a buoy positioning monitoring process.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides the following technical solutions:
a buoy positioning, monitoring and early warning system comprises an equipment board system and a shore-based early warning system:
The equipment on-board system comprises a sensor module, a main control module and an iridium module;
The system comprises a sensor module, a main control module, an iridium module, a satellite and a cloud server, wherein the sensor module is used for acquiring positioning information of a buoy, the main control module is used for encoding and decoding the positioning information of the buoy, the iridium module is used for receiving the information of the main control module and sending or receiving the positioning information of the buoy to the satellite, and the satellite transmits the positioning information of the buoy to a mailbox bound with the buoy in a mail mode through the cloud server;
The shore-based early warning system comprises a judging module and an alarm module, wherein the judging module is used for receiving positioning information of the buoy and judging whether the buoy is located in a preset target observation area or not, the alarm module is used for starting an alarm notice when the system detects that the buoy floats out of the target area, and the alarm notice specifically comprises an email, a fax or a selected communication mode.
Preferably, the main control module further comprises a time synchronization module, a coding and decoding module and a timeout retransmission module, wherein the time synchronization module is used for adjusting the time consistency of all modules in the system and marking the time of the acquired data and events, the coding and decoding module is used for packaging the positioning information of the buoy into a protocol format, and the timeout retransmission module is used for temporarily storing the data to be transmitted and retransmitting the data when the conditions are improved.
Preferably, the iridium module comprises an iridium processing module and an iridium antenna module, wherein the iridium processing module is used for communicating with the main control module and is responsible for receiving and sending positioning information of the buoy to the iridium antenna module, and the iridium antenna module is used for sending and receiving data information to a satellite.
Preferably, the shore-based early warning system further comprises an initialization module and a setting module, wherein the initialization module is used for initializing the iridium antenna module and carrying out handshake authentication with the system, and the setting module is used for adjusting the boundary and the range of the observation area.
Preferably, the shore-based early warning system is further used for analyzing historical data, obtaining historical positioning information, and predicting the drifting track of the buoy according to the obtained historical positioning information.
The buoy positioning monitoring and early warning system provided by the invention has the following beneficial effects:
The buoy positioning information is automatically acquired through the advanced sensor module, the information is processed and transmitted to detection personnel through a wireless communication mode, so that the real-time performance and the efficiency of monitoring are improved, and the complexity of manual operation is reduced. And setting a shore-based early warning system, judging by detecting whether the buoy is positioned in a preset target observation area, and starting an alarm notice if the buoy floats out of the target area. The user can also customize the target observation area and set up multiple early warning modes, and operating personnel can in time receive the notice, have promoted security and the reliability of system, help operating personnel to make the adjustment planning, make ocean observation work more high-efficient safety.
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In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention and the design thereof, the drawings required for the embodiments will be briefly described below. The drawings in the following description are only some of the embodiments of the present invention and other drawings may be made by those skilled in the art without the exercise of inventive faculty.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a buoy positioning monitoring and early warning system according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of an on-board buoy system according to one embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 3 is a flow chart of a shore-based early warning system in an embodiment of the present invention.
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In order that those skilled in the art will better understand the technical solutions of the present invention and implement it, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings and the specific embodiments. The following examples are only for more clearly illustrating the technical aspects of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.
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The invention provides a buoy positioning monitoring and early warning system, which is shown in figure 1 and comprises an equipment board system and a shore-based early warning system, wherein the real-time monitoring and abnormal early warning of the position and the state of a marine buoy are realized through the cooperative work of the equipment board system and the shore-based early warning system. The offshore buoy is provided with an advanced hardware module, and can be in bidirectional communication with a satellite to acquire real-time position coordinates of the buoy. The system not only improves the real-time performance of buoy data, but also ensures the reliability of data transmission. When the position of the buoy changes, the satellite can transmit the positioning information to a mailbox bound with the buoy in a mail mode through the cloud server.
The device on-board system is composed of a plurality of modules, and the specific structure is shown in fig. 2. The iridium antenna module is responsible for transmitting signals to satellites and receiving satellite signals, and ensures stable communication between the buoy and the shore-based early warning system. The iridium processing module is in close communication with the main control board and is responsible for receiving and transmitting various data and positioning information, and the main control board is the main control module. By means of a satellite network, the module ensures that data acquired by the buoy can be transmitted to the shore-based early warning system in real time and efficiently, so that the global monitoring and research requirements are supported.
The main control board software has several key modules including encoding and decoding module, data memory module, overtime retransmission module, time synchronizing module and expansion interface module. The encoding and decoding module is responsible for decoding the received instruction information, and packaging the positioning information of the buoy and the data acquired by the sensor into a protocol format so as to be sent out. The automation degree of data processing is improved, and the accuracy and timeliness of information transmission are ensured. Under the condition of poor signal quality, the timeout retransmission module temporarily stores data to be transmitted and retransmits the data when the condition is improved so as to ensure the integrity and the reliability of the data. The data loss caused by signal interruption is avoided, and the continuity of buoy monitoring is ensured. The data storage module adopts an SD mode to access data in the SD card, and the module can still record key data when data transmission is not smooth. And the data is uploaded later, so that the data is ensured not to be lost due to temporary communication faults. The time synchronization module performs pulse synchronization through the on-board crystal oscillator, and ensures the time consistency of each module in the system. And precisely marking time for the acquired data and events, thereby improving the accuracy of subsequent data analysis and processing. The expansion interface module reserves a plurality of RS232 protocol serial ports and supports the mounting of different observation devices. The flexible design enables a user to easily expand the system functions according to the requirements, and connect various sensors or other devices, so that the adaptability and the expandability of the devices are greatly enhanced. Through the close cooperation of the modules, the equipment on-board system provides comprehensive and reliable support for real-time monitoring and data processing of the ocean buoy, and ensures that the ocean buoy can operate efficiently in various environments.
The shore-based early warning system comprises an initialization module, a setting module, a judging module and an alarm module.
The initialization module first initializes the unique identification of the iridium antenna module. The module identification carried by each different marine observation device is unique, so that the system can accurately identify and manage each device. After the identification is set, the system performs handshake authentication.
After authentication, the setting module allows a user to set a target observation area, and operators can flexibly adjust the boundary and the range of the observation area according to actual task requirements so as to adapt to different monitoring requirements and environmental conditions. And then the system logs in a mailbox bound with the iridium module through an IMAP protocol. The login procedure requires confirmation of all relevant settings, including the correct mailbox address and connection parameters. If the login is unsuccessful, the system prompts to check whether the on-board iridium satellite identification is correct or not, ensures that the identification is consistent with the server record, so as to avoid communication failure caused by identification errors, and if the login is successful, the system downloads data from a mailbox, analyzes the data and automatically detects whether the buoy is in a target observation area or not. And monitoring the dynamic state of the buoy in real time.
After decoding the obtained positioning data, the system compares the real-time positioning data with a preset moving range, and the judging module rapidly analyzes whether the buoy is positioned in a preset target observation area. The system also has analysis capability based on historical data, and predicts the drifting track of the buoy according to the positioning information acquired from the previous times. The prediction function helps staff to know the possible drifting direction and speed of the buoy through past positioning data and environmental factors, so that basis is provided for making a coping strategy. Once the system detects that the buoy floats out of the target area, the alarm module can be started immediately. The mechanism can send alarm notification to related personnel in time through various channels, such as e-mail, fax or other user-defined communication modes, so as to ensure that information can be rapidly conveyed to people in need. The real-time alarm notification mechanism not only can help staff to know the abnormal state of the buoy in time, but also can prompt the staff to take necessary countermeasures rapidly so as to reduce potential risks and losses. A flow chart of the shore-based early warning system is shown in fig. 3.
It should be noted that the above-described embodiments will enable those skilled in the art to more fully understand the invention, but do not limit it in any way. Simple variations or equivalent alternatives of the technical solution, which are obvious to those skilled in the art, are within the scope of the present disclosure.
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