Federated Learning and Trajectory Compression for Enhanced AIS Coverage
Thomas Gr\"aupl, Andreas Reisenbauer, Marcel Hecko, Anil Rasouli, Anita Graser, Melitta Dragaschnig, Axel Weissenfeld, Gilles Dejaegere, Mahmoud Sakr

TL;DR
VesselEdge combines federated learning and trajectory compression to improve maritime AIS coverage, enabling real-time anomaly detection and efficient data sharing over low-bandwidth networks.
Contribution
The paper introduces VesselEdge, a novel system integrating federated learning and trajectory compression for enhanced maritime situational awareness.
Findings
Improved AIS coverage with VesselEdge
Effective anomaly detection in real-time
Efficient data transmission over bandwidth-limited channels
Abstract
This paper presents the VesselEdge system, which leverages federated learning and bandwidth-constrained trajectory compression to enhance maritime situational awareness by extending AIS coverage. VesselEdge transforms vessels into mobile sensors, enabling real-time anomaly detection and efficient data transmission over low-bandwidth connections. The system integrates the M3fed model for federated learning and the BWC-DR-A algorithm for trajectory compression, prioritizing anomalous data. Preliminary results demonstrate the effectiveness of VesselEdge in improving AIS coverage and situational awareness using historical data.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMaritime Navigation and Safety · Underwater Vehicles and Communication Systems · Anomaly Detection Techniques and Applications
