Presentation 2012-08-31
Satellite Communication in Ocean: Present and Future : Towards Broadband Ocean Observation Networks
Kenichi ASAKAWA, Hiroshi YOSHIDA,
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Abstract(in English) Oceans occupy about 1/3 of the surface of the globe. Enormous unexploited mineral resources lie on and under the seafloor. Ocean observes about 30 % of the carbon dioxide that human beings emit. Furthermore, the oceanic circulation of sea water plays a key role for the stabilization of globe environment. On the other hand, catastrophic earthquakes and tsunamis sometimes occur in ocean. As just described, human beings and ocean have deep relation with each other. In order to keep sustainable development of human beings, it is important to correctly understand the nature of ocean, and to appropriately exploit it. However because of its immensity and vastness of the sea water covering the seafloor, it is harder to access and observe it than those on land. Implementation of the infrastructure for broadband communication is also far behind than that for land. In order to understand its nature by observation, and exploiting it, it is needed to expand the infrastructure for broadband communication in ocean. In this paper, we introduce the present status of utilization of satellite communication in ocean, and show the view of its future.
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Keyword(in English) Ocean Observation / Ocean Communication / Underwater Mineral Resources / Ocean Geodesy
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Conference Date 2012/8/23(1days)
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Title (in English) Satellite Communication in Ocean: Present and Future : Towards Broadband Ocean Observation Networks
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Keyword(1) Ocean Observation
Keyword(2) Ocean Communication
Keyword(3) Underwater Mineral Resources
Keyword(4) Ocean Geodesy
1st Author's Name Kenichi ASAKAWA
1st Author's Affiliation Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology Marine Technology Development Department()
2nd Author's Name Hiroshi YOSHIDA
2nd Author's Affiliation Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology Marine Technology Development Department
Date 2012-08-31
Paper # SAT2012-31
Volume (vol) vol.112
Number (no) 191
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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