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Overall Architecture Diagram of the Bridge Active Collision Warning System 二、Bridge Active Collision Warning System:The construction scale is one station and one center, specifically consisting of a bridge radar monitoring station and an intelligent bridge monitoring center; the radar monitoring station transmits information to the monitoring center through a transmission network, where joint commissioning, comprehensive processing, and display are conducted.
Bridge Active Collision Prevention and Early Warning System Radar Monitoring Station System Coverage Area Design Diagram 三、Radar Monitoring Station:It consists of two radar monitoring sub-stations and one shared monitoring sub-station. The two radar monitoring sub-stations are the downstream main channel monitoring sub-station and the upstream channel monitoring sub-station. The equipment of the main channel radar monitoring sub-station includes: phased array radar sensors, tracking cameras, surveillance cameras, acoustic and optical alarms, clearance indicators, etc. The equipment of the shared monitoring sub-station includes: AIS, VHF, water level gauges, data processing units, etc. Monitoring data from each sub-station is sent to the data processing unit for corresponding processing and then transmitted to the monitoring center via the transmission network. 四、Bridge Management Center:The Bridge Management Center installs an active collision warning system for bridges, where warning information is automatically generated and displayed. You can set the level of warning information you receive through the filter function. It also works in coordination with the maritime department, which installs a remote active collision warning system for bridges. Warning information there is also automatically generated and displayed, and the filter function allows setting the level of warning information to receive. |