Im Jeong-bin et al.: Maritime Wireless Communication and GMDSS

A textbook based on radio theory and real-time services for shipping. One of the main elements of ship navigation is good communication. In particular, the international merchant ship must report to the company at a fixed time each day, including the position of the merchant and the main task. Also, if there is an injured person or an emergency patient, we need to make a quick call to the land medical staff. Also, if a ship is in distress or has left-stacks and collisions, any means of communication and means of communicating should be used to build support systems for safe travel between ships and ships. In the past, communication technology has not developed so that when ships set sail for the docks, they cannot quickly transmit accurate information or extensive information at a given time, with the connection between the operator and the Mosse. Recently, the development of satellite communication has led to a time when communication with land and even the Internet is available. Meanwhile, with the system gone, the GMDSSS equipment was forced into service by the navigators, and all the work on the communications was done by the ICCs, which had been revised to force the navigator to obtain the CAC license. Thus, recent navigators are required to obtain the CAS license and also to manage and maintain all kinds of communications equipment on board. But it's hard to learn a vast theory of relationship in a short time. In this textbook, the basic radio theory and practice of the voyagers were centered on the one semester or so that they should know.

Korean title: 해상무선통신과 GMDSS

Korean author: 임정빈 외

Korean publisher: 해광

ISBN-13: 9791168815506