Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

CTOnews.com, August 24, according to the China Beidou satellite navigation system official account, the launching ceremony of Fujian Open Sea Culture season and the 2023 Fuzhou (Lianjiang) fishing Festival was recently held in Lianjiang County, Fujian Province. Nearly 1,000 fishing vessels set sail from Huangqi National Central fishing Port, ploughing and fishing, and local Beidou terminals were used to help fishing vessels.

▲ China Beidou satellite navigation system official account official said that in the past, fishing boats were most afraid of wind and waves or bad weather. After the installation of the Beidou terminal, the key data of the ship's equipment, such as location information, battery power, tilt state, and navigation state, can be uploaded to the intelligent marine integrated management platform in real time, thus weaving a huge "safety net" for maritime rescue.

When fishermen go out to sea in a dangerous situation, such as the ship is off course or the tilt is abnormal, the platform will know the exact location of the ship at the first time, accurately dispatch the surrounding ships to participate in the rescue, and improve the timeliness of emergency rescue. At the same time, fishermen can also send messages through the terminal with the help of Beidou No. 3 short message service, which can effectively improve the efficiency of dealing with dangerous accidents.

CTOnews.com learned from the official that Lianjiang County, Fujian Province, has installed more than 3000 fishing vessels with on-board positioning terminals based on Beidou, to ensure the safety of fishing vessels' communications and data, to help improve the level of production safety management by regulatory authorities, and to spread out maritime "safety nets" to ensure fishing vessels "open and stable fishing."

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