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Location tracking of moving crew members for effective damage control in an emergency

Authors
Kang, H.J.Lee, D.Shin, J.G.Park, B.J.
Issue Date
2011
Publisher
Defense Scientific Information and Documentation Centre
Keywords
Communications; Damage control; Emergency situation handling; Location recognition; Moving crew; Wireless sensor network; ZigBee tags
Citation
Defence Science Journal, v.61, no.1, pp 57 - 61
Pages
5
Journal Title
Defence Science Journal
Volume
61
Number
1
Start Page
57
End Page
61
URI
https://www.kriso.re.kr/sciwatch/handle/2021.sw.kriso/1109
DOI
10.14429/dsj.61.503
ISSN
0011-748X
0976-464X
Abstract
In an emergency, the commanding officer may have limited information, and crew members may behave differently compared to how they behaved during training. In an emergency situation, if the commanding officer is aware of each crew member's location and role in that situation, one can disseminate orders expeditiously and precisely. To realise a faster and more precise dissemination of orders through better awareness of each crew member's location and role, real-time crew member tracking is needed. The technical feasibility of a real time crew-tracking system based on a wireless sensor network has been studied, with the intent to improve effective commanding in an emergency. Location tracking was achieved using instrumentation consisting of ZigBee tags, routers, and gateways, which were used to record the location and role data of moving crew members on a full-scale ship. ? 2011,DESIDOC.
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