Investigation on High Reliability Wireless Communication of Underwater Sensor Networks for Submerged Acoustic Correspondence

Authors

  • Atif Ishtiaq
  • Dr Sheeraz Ahmed Iqra National University, Peshawar, Pakistan
  • Asif Nawaz, Dr.
  • Muhammad Adil
  • Zeeshan Najam
  • Shahid Latif
  • Malik Taimur Ali
  • Mohsin Tahir

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30537/sjet.v5i1.928

Keywords:

Underwater wireless sensor networks, Multimodal communication, Acoustic communication, Optical communication, Underwater routing protocol, Underwater MAC protocol

Abstract

The Marine Corps (UWSN) Classification Society and Advanced Information Resources Research Association cooperate with the Information Technology Research Association. Communication Technology Foundation and Ocean Culture Foundation. Notwithstanding, contrasted and the earthly condition, the marine condition is intricate and inconsistent, so correspondence in this condition is extremely troublesome. This article has directed a top to bottom conversation and survey of submerged specialized techniques and organization advances, (for example, submerged acoustic correspondence, submerged optical correspondence, and steering conventions and media access control). (Macintosh) and submarine multimodal transport organizations. This article additionally talks about the accomplishments of high-unwavering quality submerged correspondence innovation, and there are not many difficulties in managing submarine organizations.

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2022-06-30

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