Optimización de operaciones y comunicaciones de red para sistemas de monitorización oceanográfica

[ES] Esta tesis se centra en los sistemas de monitoreo oceanográfico y la optimización de sus operaciones, especialmente sus comunicaciones de red. Se han desarrollado tres cuestiones de investigación, centrándolas en el proyecto Mission-oriented autonomous systems with small satellites for maritime sensing, surveillance and communication (MASSIVE). Se han aplicado herramientas de ingeniería de sistemas para comprender los componentes del sistema y sus interfaces. Específicamente, desarrollo de escenarios, análisis N-squared y Documento de Control de Interfaz. Además, se ha destacado el papel de una Interfaz de Usuario en sistemas operativos y se han desarrollado los requisitos de la Interfaz de Usuario para el sistema analizado, así como su primera iteración con Django.[EN] This thesis is concerned about oceanographic monitoring systems and the optimization of their operations, especially their network communications. Three research questions have been discussed, focusing them on the Mission-oriented autonomous systems with small satellites for maritime sensing, surveillance and communication (MASSIVE) system. Systems Engineering tools have been applied to shed an understanding of the system’s constituents and their interfaces. Specifically, scenario development, N-squared analysis, and Interface Control Document. Also, the important role of a User Interface in operational systems has been highlighted and the development of the User Interface requirements as well as the first iteration using Django.Carcelén Ferragut, S. (2020). Optimización de operaciones y comunicaciones de red para sistemas de monitorización oceanográfica. Universitat Politècnica de València. http://hdl.handle.net/10251/161633TFG

Proceedings of the 3rd Open Source Geospatial Research & Education Symposium OGRS 2014

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Data Acquisition Applications

Data acquisition systems have numerous applications. This book has a total of 13 chapters and is divided into three sections: Industrial applications, Medical applications and Scientific experiments. The chapters are written by experts from around the world, while the targeted audience for this book includes professionals who are designers or researchers in the field of data acquisition systems. Faculty members and graduate students could also benefit from the book