Seamlessly tracking a water vessel using satellite and mobile data
Assigneei911 International, Inc.
InventorChristopher Ryan Bennett
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Assigneei911 International, Inc.
InventorChristopher Ryan Bennett
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A system and a method are disclosed for enabling seamlessly tracking a location of a water vessel by supplementing satellite data with mobile data location based on proximity of a water vessel to shore. The system receives a Global Positioning System (GPS) location of the water vessel, the GPS location of the water vessel based on using the satellite data of the water vessel. The system determines that the GPS location is within a threshold distance of a boundary. Responsive to determining that the GPS location is within the threshold distance of the boundary, the system initiates monitoring for a mobile signal emanating from a trajectory path of the water vessel. The system detects, during the monitoring, the mobile signal, the tracking the location of the water vessel based on mobile data of the mobile signal. The system provides the tracked location to a monitoring device.
A method for seamlessly tracking a location of a water vessel by supplementing satellite data with mobile data based on proximity of the water vessel to shore, the method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions encoded thereon for enabling seamlessly tracking a location of a water vessel by supplementing satellite data with mobile data based on proximity of the water vessel to shore, the instructions, when executed by one or more processors, causing the one or more processors to perform operations, the instructions comprising instructions to:
A system for enabling seamlessly tracking a location of a water vessel by supplementing satellite data with mobile data based on proximity of the water vessel to shore, the system comprising one or more processors that, when executing instructions, are caused to perform operations of:
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