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Enhancing capacity of maritime broadband communication systems

In this paper we motivate the need for a broadband wireless link over sea. Besides higher data rate, shorter latency and high reliability of the communication link will have a substantial impact on the success of telematic applications. For example hybrid ships need a continuous control of their batteries. Autonomous ships require a ultra-reliable and a high data throughout of the wireless channel to report the relevant telematic information to the off-shore control station. Our analysis investigates the benefits and drawbacks of multiple antenna schemes together with the potential of channel prediction. The outcome shows that the special conditions on sea can be exploited to stabilize the wireless link to increase the reliability.