Iridium Short Burst Data Aids In Hazardous Vessel Monitoring
Derelict vessels pose a threat to coastal waterways, indigenous communities, and the environment.
Derelict vessels pose a threat to coastal waterways, indigenous communities, and the environment.
A pair of rowers needed a device for voice calls, chat messaging, and Wi-Fi while crossing the Atlantic Ocean.
The crew of the M/V Simon Stevin required a quick, effective, and simple communication method for emergencies.
Traditional seafloor-mapping methods have become obsolete and incapable of keeping up with the demands of the global ocean economy.
Finding network connectivity in earth’s polar regions can be difficult. With most communication providers unable to deliver full coverage to these remote areas, adventurers such as world-renowned mariner Jeff Allen are looking for ways to stay connected on explorations beyond cellular range.
The terrain and tropical weather of South Africa’s eThekwini Municipality (including City of Durban) contribute to frequent, devastating flooding. The local government needs an early flood warning system to prevent loss of life and costly infrastructure damage.
Vietnamese fishing fleets chartering in remote oceanic locations must export real-time fishing catch reports and other vessel information to Fishery Monitoring Centers (FMCs) for marine life conservation efforts. Additionally, extreme off-grid navigation causes disruption in communication between the vessels and first responders, leaving fleets unable to activate SOS distress signals in emergency situations.
One of the world’s largest oil and gas service companies required a reliable solution to remotely operate an oil rig without the use of an expensive sub-sea wired connection.
Albania’s prominent fishing culture generates a demand for a reliable monitoring system for accurate fishing vessel reporting.