Year: 2011 Language: english Author: ClassNK Genre: Guide Publisher: Class NK Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 37 Description: Demands for reductions in crew members and greater sophistication of equipment fitted onboard ship started from the eighties, at which time shipboard LAN systems began to be proposed for safe operation of ships. At that time, voyage data and machinery data were collected and integrated, and these data were made usable from control spaces and accommodation spaces. In recent years, the requirement for shipboard LAN systems has been growing with the use of network systems between ship and shore as a result increased use of satellite communications equipment (IMMARSAT) and temperature monitoring of reefer containers, in addition to the functions mentioned above. The diffusion of shipboard LAN systems has been progressing, especially as more sophisticated systemization of operations has become required in research ships and special purpose/survey ships. Additional info: Spanish version in this release: https://seatracker.org/viewtopic.php?t=45550
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Guidelines on Shipboard Wireless LAN Systems
Language: english
Author: ClassNK
Genre: Guide
Publisher: Class NK
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 37
Description: Demands for reductions in crew members and greater sophistication of equipment fitted onboard ship started from the eighties, at which time shipboard LAN systems began to be proposed for safe operation of ships. At that time, voyage data and machinery data were collected and integrated, and these data were made usable from control spaces and accommodation spaces. In recent years, the requirement for shipboard LAN systems has been growing with the use of network systems between ship and shore as a result increased use of satellite communications equipment (IMMARSAT) and temperature monitoring of reefer containers, in addition to the functions mentioned above. The diffusion of shipboard LAN systems has been progressing, especially as more sophisticated systemization of operations has become required in research ships and special purpose/survey ships.
Additional info: Spanish version in this release: https://seatracker.org/viewtopic.php?t=45550
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