Jaya Shankar Pathmasuntharam, J. Jurianto, P. Kong, Y. Ge, Ming-Tuo Zhou, R. Miura
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High Speed Maritime Ship-to-Ship/Shore Mesh Networks
This paper gives an overview of the TRITON project that aims to develop a high-speed maritime ship-to-ship/shore mesh network. We present the general architecture of the TRITON system and detail our preliminary studies and findings that will help us determine the feasibility of using ships and shoreline base stations to form a mesh network.