Novel Design of Inland Shipping Management Information System Based on WSN and Internet-of-things

ABSTRACT: Currently there are more and more ships sailing in inland waterways so that the traditional inland shipping management information system (ISMIS) becomes relatively backward. Based on the rapidly developed new information technologies, such as wireless sensor network, Internet-of-things, cloud-computing and so on, we propose a novel design of ISMIS, which is featured by low cost, environment-friendly, cross platform, high scalability and integrity and thus can efficiently improve the inland shipping management and inland water environment.

KEYWORDS: Inland Navigation, Inland Shipping, Inland Shipping Management Information System (ISMIS), Inland Shipping Management, Information System, River Information System (RIS)

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Citation note:

Wu H., Chen X., Hu Q., Shi C.J., Mo J.Y.: Novel Design of Inland Shipping Management Information System Based on WSN and Internet-of-things. TransNav, the International Journal on Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation, Vol. 6, No. 3, pp. 307-313, 2012

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