Puget Sound Wireless Buoy System

Nov 02, 2009, 11:40PM EST
Puget Sound Wireless Buoy System
Intellicheck Mobilisa received a $4.5 million contract from the U.S. Navy for wireless security buoys that can detect water quality, oil spills, and maritime threats.

Intellicheck Mobilisa received a $4.5 million contract from the U.S. Navy for wireless security buoys that can detect water quality, oil spills, and maritime threats. The buoys provide a high-capacity communications network grid to provide real-time monitoring for marine environments.

The Puget Sound company began testing the buoy program last year, and was developed in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) and the University of Washington Applied Physics Lab (UW APL). Security buoys are already deployed in the North Puget Sound area providing oceanographic data to researchers.

The wireless networking grid will have the capability to provide Maritime Propositioning Force Offload/Onload monitoring, in addition to being an asset to the layered harbor defense concept (extended surveillance) for Naval Coastal Warfare units.

 
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Comments
Stephen Makowski
Can you advise how the system is powered I believe I see solar panels? If so is there a back-up system
Regards
11/4/2009 11:01:13 AM
 
Chuck Bunton
Wind and solar will charge deep cycle marine grade batteries.
11/4/2009 11:46:01 PM
 

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