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BS ISO/IEC 30143:2020

BS ISO/IEC 30143:2020

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Internet of Things (IoT). Underwater acoustic sensor network (UWASN). Application profiles

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BSI 2020 42
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This document provides the guidelines for designing and developing new applications in the underwater environment such as fish farming, environment monitoring, harbour security, etc. This document also:

  • provides the components required for developing the application;

  • provides instructions for modelling the application with examples;

  • helps the user to understand the communication between the elements in the application for modelling the communication between elements;

  • guides the user with the design process of underwater applications.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
2 undefined
4 CONTENTS
7 FOREWORD
8 INTRODUCTION
9 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
10 4 Abbreviated terms
5 Overview of UWASN application profiles
5.1 Introduction to application profiles
5.2 Benefits of application profiles
6 Design process of UWASN application profiles
6.1 General
11 6.2 Criteria for the design process of UWASN application profiles
6.3 Design process steps for UWASN application profiles
7 Requirements for the design process of UWASN application profiles
7.1 General
Tables
Table 1 – Steps for the design process of UWASN application profiles
12 7.2 User requirements of UWASN application profiles
7.3 General requirements of UWASN application profiles
Table 2 – User requirements of UWASN application profiles
Table 3 – General requirements for UWASN application profiles
13 7.4 Functional requirements of UWASN application profiles
Table 4 – Functional requirements for UWASN application profiles
14 7.5 Constrained requirements of UWASN application profiles
7.5.1 General
Table 5 – Constrained requirements for UWASN application profiles
15 7.5.2 Connectivity
7.5.3 UWA-GW
7.5.4 UWA-DTN-GW
7.5.5 Housing case
7.5.6 Fouling cleaner
7.5.7 Node deployment
16 7.5.8 Battery
8 Modelling techniques for designing UWASN application profiles
8.1 General
8.2 Use case model
8.2.1 General
8.2.2 Elements of use case diagram
Figures
Figure 1 – Actor representation examples
17 8.2.3 Relationships
Figure 2 – Use case representation examples
Figure 3 – System boundary representation example
Table 6 – Relationship and symbols of use case diagram
18 8.3 Sequence diagram model
8.3.1 General
8.3.2 Elements of sequence diagram
Figure 4 – Use case model for UWASN application profiles
Figure 5 – Object symbol in a sequence diagram
19 Figure 6 – Execution box symbol in a sequence diagram
Figure 7 – Lifeline representation in a sequence diagram
Figure 8 – Sequence diagram modelling for UWASN application profiles
20 8.4 Class diagram model
8.4.1 General
8.4.2 Elements of class diagram
Figure 9 – Representation of different sections in class diagram
21 9 Guidelines for the implementation of UWASN application profiles
9.1 Layered design approach for developing UWASN application profiles
Figure 10 – Class diagram modelling for UWASN application profiles
22 9.2 Specific architecture for implementing UWASN application profiles
Figure 11 – Layer design approach
23 9.3 Framework for implementing UWASN application profiles
9.3.1 User interface
Figure 12 – UWASN specific architectural model
24 9.3.2 System calculation unit
9.3.3 Surface devices
9.3.4 Sensor node
25 9.4 Functional operations for implementing UWASN application profiles
Figure 13 – Framework of UWASN application profiles
Table 7 – Components for implementing UWASN application profiles
26 10 Specialized maintenance for UWASN application profiles
Figure 14 – Operation design approach
Table 8 – Operation process of UWASN application profiles
27 Table 9 – Key factors for monitoring UWASN application profiles
Table 10 – Components used for the maintenance of UWASN application profiles
28 Annex A (informative)Application profile example
A.1 Fish farming
A.1.1 General
A.1.2 Guidelines for designing UWASN fish farming application
29 A.1.3 Requirements for the design process of UWASN fish farming application
Table A.1 – Steps for designing UWASN fish farming application
Table A.2 – User requirements for the design processof UWASN fish farming application
30 Table A.3 – General requirements for the design processof UWASN fish farming application
31 Table A.4 – Functional requirements for the design processof UWASN fish farming application
32 A.1.4 Modelling techniques for designing UWASN fish farming application
Table A.5 – Constrained requirements for the design processof UWASN fish farming application
33 Figure A.1 – Use case model for fish farming application
34 A.1.5 Guidelines for the implementation process of UWASN fish farming application
Figure A.2 – Sequence diagram model for fish farming application
35 Figure A.3 – Layered design approach of fish farming application
36 Figure A.4 – Specific fish farming architecture
37 Figure A.5 – Framework for fish farming application
38 Figure A.6 – Operation design process for fish farming application
Table A.6 – Operation design process of UWASN fish farming application
39 Table A.7 – Key components to monitor in fish farming application
Table A.8 – Components used for the maintenance of UWASN fish farming application
40 Bibliography

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