Concepedia

Concept

network architecture (ocean engineering)

Variants

Network Architectures

Parents

194

Publications

9.3K

Citations

611

Authors

267

Institutions

About

Network architecture (ocean engineering) is the comprehensive structural design and organizational framework defining the components, connectivity, protocols, and operational principles of networked systems deployed within or for the ocean environment. This concept specifically addresses the unique challenges and requirements of marine applications, such as underwater sensing, communication, navigation, and resource management. It encompasses the strategic arrangement and interaction of diverse elements including underwater sensors, communication nodes (acoustic, optical, RF), data processing units, and platforms (e.g., buoys, AUVs). The investigation of network architecture in this domain is critical for optimizing system performance, ensuring reliability and scalability in challenging conditions, and supporting the development of sustainable marine technologies and operations.

Top Authors

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WK

Technical University of Munich

BI

Sule Lamido University Kafin Hausa

KA

University of Technology Malaysia

BS

Cisco Systems (United States)

KB

Université Moulay Ismail de Meknes

Top Institutions

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IBM (United States)

Armonk, United States

Nokia (United States)

Coppell, United States

NTT (Japan)

Tokyo, Japan