Watercraft automation and aquatic effort data utilization
OwnerTed V. Grace, Ryan T. Graceinventors
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Abstract
Watercraft automation and aquatic data utilization for aquatic efforts are utilized for fishing and network communication. In one aspect, an anchor point is obtained and a water craft position maintenance routine is actuated to control the watercraft to maintain association with the anchor point. In another aspect, prior aquatic effort data is obtained in association with an anchor point. In yet another, aspect, current aquatic effort data is generated in association with an anchor point. In still another aspect, current aquatic effort data and prior aquatic effort data are utilized for prediction generation. In yet another aspect, current aquatic effort data and prior aquatic effort data are utilized to obtain another anchor point for a watercraft.
Claims20
A computer implemented method for navigating an aquatic tour, the computer implemented method comprising:
- obtaining an anchor point associated with an aquatic tour, wherein the anchor point is indicated by an anchor point identifier that causes association with fishing data;
- receiving current fishing data associated with the anchor point identifier, wherein the current fishing data includes at least one member of a group consisting of:
- a current fishing duration indicator associated with the anchor point, a current fish quantity indicator of any fish caught at the anchor point, and a current fish type indicator of any fish caught at the anchor point, and a current fish size indicator of any fish caught at the anchor point;
- comparing the current fishing data to the fishing data of the aquatic tour associated with the anchor point identifier to determine whether another anchor point of the aquatic tour is implicated;
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- causing a processor to generate a predictive suggestion related to the another anchor point of the aquatic tour when the comparison of the current fishing data to the fishing data implicates the another anchor point of the aquatic tour.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having computer executable instructions for navigating an aquatic tour, the computer executable instructions comprising:
- obtaining an anchor point associated with an aquatic tour, wherein the anchor point is indicated by an anchor point identifier that causes association with fishing data;
- receiving current fishing data associated with the anchor point identifier, wherein the current fishing data includes at least one member of a group consisting of:
- a current fishing duration indicator associated with the anchor point, a current fish quantity indicator of any fish caught at the anchor point, and a current fish type indicator of any fish caught at the anchor point, and a current fish size indicator of any fish caught at the anchor point;
- comparing the current fishing data to the fishing data of the aquatic tour associated with the anchor point identifier to determine whether another anchor point of the aquatic tour is implicated;
- and
- generating a predictive suggestion related to the another anchor point of the aquatic tour when the comparison of the current fishing data to the fishing data implicates the another anchor point of the aquatic tour.
A system for navigating an aquatic tour, the system comprising:
- at least one processor;
- at least one storage having computer executable instructions thereon, wherein the computer executable instructions are configure for:
- obtaining an anchor point associated with an aquatic tour, wherein the anchor point is indicated by an anchor point identifier that causes association with fishing data;
- receiving current fishing data associated with the anchor point identifier, wherein the current fishing data includes at least one member of a group consisting of:
- a current fishing duration indicator associated with the anchor point, a current fish quantity indicator of any fish caught at the anchor point, and a current fish type indicator of any fish caught at the anchor point, and a current fish size indicator of any fish caught at the anchor point;
- comparing the current fishing data to the fishing data of the aquatic tour associated with the anchor point identifier to determine whether another anchor point of the aquatic tour is implicated;
- and
- generating a predictive suggestion related to the another anchor point of the aquatic tour when the comparison of the current fishing data to the fishing data implicates the another anchor point of the aquatic tour.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.