CN111614502B - Intelligent ship comprehensive information redundancy monitoring system - Google Patents

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CN111614502B
CN111614502B CN202010464048.3A CN202010464048A CN111614502B CN 111614502 B CN111614502 B CN 111614502B CN 202010464048 A CN202010464048 A CN 202010464048A CN 111614502 B CN111614502 B CN 111614502B
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Abstract

The invention provides an intelligent ship comprehensive information redundancy monitoring system, which comprises: the system comprises an engine room data acquisition subsystem, a driving platform data acquisition subsystem, a data interface subsystem, a data network service subsystem and a ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem; the 5 subsystems are organically integrated through a lower-layer distributed redundant field CAN network, a middle-layer redundant global CAN network and an upper-layer redundant optical fiber Ethernet to form the whole intelligent ship comprehensive information redundancy monitoring system. The technical problem solved by the invention is to provide a data comprehensive data redundancy monitoring solution for an intelligent ship, data is more effectively subjected to redundancy acquisition, redundancy transmission, redundancy storage and redundancy display under the support of the solution, and more scientific and reasonable comprehensive monitoring and management are realized for an unmanned ship, so that the best economic benefit and efficiency benefit are obtained on the premise of ensuring safety.

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Intelligent ship comprehensive information redundancy monitoring system
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of intelligent ships, in particular to an intelligent ship comprehensive information redundancy monitoring system.
Background
With the development of science and technology, large-scale commercial ships are moving towards the direction of intellectualization and autonomy, and a series of deep changes from ship design, control mode to remote maintenance management based on data support and the like are certainly driven. In recent years, the shipping industry has been increasing the technical investment in smart ships due to the demands of increased operating costs, complicated ship operations, and increasingly strict environmental regulations. In the context of the big data era, ship intellectualization has become a necessary trend in the development of the fields of ship manufacturing and shipping. Therefore, the intelligent level of the ship becomes an important mark for measuring the advancement degree of the ship.
The intelligent ship data comprehensive monitoring system is based on big data, utilizes real-time data transmission and collection, and combines information technologies such as data analysis and remote control to realize the intellectualization of ship perception, analysis and decision, thereby improving the ship operation efficiency. The comprehensive data acquisition and monitoring system of the intelligent ship is designed from the beginning of the design stage, and data such as ship navigation, attitude, navigation, main power, electric power, various auxiliary systems and the like are integrated to provide data support for a ship master controller and an onshore management terminal, so that the intelligent degree of the ship can be improved in an auxiliary mode, and decision support is provided for further crossing to autonomous navigation.
At present, various manufacturers have developed comprehensive monitoring products abroad, such as a k-chief 700 cabin monitoring system of Kongsberg Maritime in Norway, an SISHIP SIENT distributed network monitoring system of SIEMENS company in Germany, a Sea-Net voyage management system of Sperry in the United states, a MasterBridge III comprehensive driving control system of CS in Italy, and a Stellant ship comprehensive monitoring system of Lyngso in Denmark.
In China, manufacturers for producing ship monitoring products mainly concentrate on Shanghai, and there are more famous companies such as Sanjin and horse Bo, wherein the former company develops CJBW100 type system, and the latter company develops YTH-QJ801R panoramic intelligent monitoring system for ships, but the manufacturers do not see comprehensive monitoring system products designed for intelligent ships.
In summary, the main technical characteristics of these products are that the computer technology, the network technology and the field bus technology are used to implement the decentralized monitoring of the ship partial systems to different degrees, but the perfect upper layer PC network and the uniform data interface are generally lacked, the difficulty of performing uniform integration among different monitoring systems is large, the scheme design of the comprehensive monitoring and management of the whole ship data is not formed, and the real intelligent ship comprehensive data monitoring is not implemented.
Disclosure of Invention
In light of the above-mentioned technical problems, an intelligent ship integrated information redundancy monitoring system is provided. The invention mainly provides a data comprehensive data redundancy monitoring solution aiming at an intelligent ship, data is more effectively subjected to redundancy acquisition, redundancy transmission, redundancy storage and redundancy display under the support of the solution, and more scientific and reasonable comprehensive monitoring and management are realized for an unmanned ship, so that the best economic benefit and efficiency gain are obtained on the premise of ensuring safety.
The technical means adopted by the invention are as follows:
an intelligent ship integrated information redundancy monitoring system, comprising: the system comprises an engine room data acquisition subsystem, a driving platform data acquisition subsystem, a data interface subsystem, a data network service subsystem and a ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem; organically fusing the cabin data acquisition subsystem, the driving platform data acquisition subsystem, the data interface subsystem, the data network service subsystem and the ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem through a lower-layer distributed redundant field CAN network, an intermediate-layer redundant global CAN network and an upper-layer redundant optical fiber Ethernet to form a whole intelligent ship comprehensive information redundancy monitoring system;
the cabin data acquisition subsystem and the cockpit data acquisition subsystem uniformly acquire data of various systems and equipment on a ship, the data interface subsystem performs data packet protocol conversion and transmission on the acquired data from a bottom layer to an upper layer, and the data network service subsystem receives the data transmitted by the data interface subsystem and redundantly stores the data in a data storage array in the system; the ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem is communicated with the data network service subsystem to realize remote data transmission and perform visual processing on the collected data.
Furthermore, the cabin data acquisition subsystem adopts a distributed dual-redundancy data acquisition system, each CAN acquisition module in the cabin is distributed near the equipment connected with the CAN acquisition module to form a distributed CAN acquisition module array, and the distributed CAN acquisition module array is connected by a dual-redundancy CAN bus, so that the distributed cabin data acquisition subsystem is formed;
the cabin data acquisition subsystem is used for acquiring and transmitting field data of all systems and equipment of the cabin, the systems and the equipment of the cabin are integrated into a large electromechanical system of the cabin in an intelligent ship, and data of all monitoring points in the cabin are picked up and transmitted by a sensor and then are uniformly sent to a nearby distributed CAN acquisition board card module and then are transmitted to the data interface subsystem through a CAN bus.
Furthermore, the data acquisition subsystem of the driving platform adopts a distributed dual-redundancy data acquisition system, and each distributed CAN acquisition module of the driving platform is distributed near the equipment connected with the distributed CAN acquisition module to form a distributed CAN acquisition module array and is connected by a dual-redundancy CAN bus, so that the distributed data acquisition subsystem of the driving platform is formed;
the driving platform data acquisition subsystem is used for acquiring and transmitting field data of all systems and equipment of the driving platform, the systems and the equipment of the driving platform are integrated into a large control and navigation system in the intelligent ship, and data of all monitoring points of the driving platform are picked up and transmitted by a sensor and then are uniformly sent to a nearby distributed CAN acquisition board module and then are transmitted to the data interface subsystem through a CAN bus.
Further, the data interface subsystem comprises a first dual-processing segment controller, a second dual-processing segment controller, a first CAN bus card, a second CAN bus card, a first gateway server, a second gateway server, a first optical fiber ethernet adapter card and a second optical fiber ethernet adapter card;
the first dual-processing network segment controller expands a local CAN bus of the cabin data acquisition subsystem to a global CAN bus; the first CAN bus adapter card enters a first gateway server for data packet protocol conversion, and then the first CAN bus adapter card enters an upper-layer double-redundancy gigabit optical fiber Ethernet;
the second dual-processing network segment controller expands a local CAN bus of the driving platform data acquisition subsystem to a global CAN bus; and then enters a second gateway server through a second CAN bus adapter card for data packet protocol conversion, and then enters the upper layer dual-redundancy gigabit optical fiber Ethernet through a second optical fiber Ethernet adapter card.
Furthermore, the data network service subsystem performs data redundancy storage, data redundancy forwarding and data query on the information acquired on the lower layer site by adopting a dual-system disaster recovery physical isolation, server hot backup redundancy, switch link redundancy and line link redundancy mode.
Furthermore, the ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem comprises a ship terminal subsystem and a remote terminal system;
the ship terminal system is a system arranged on an intelligent ship and is used for monitoring and controlling by a manager on the ship;
the remote terminal system is arranged through a satellite network to realize remote transmission of data;
the ship terminal system and the remote terminal system can be deployed through the portable mobile equipment, the virtual reality equipment and the man-machine interaction equipment of the liquid crystal array.
Furthermore, the cabin data acquisition subsystem and the driving platform data acquisition subsystem CAN be connected with a field CAN network in a hanging mode through a special portable operating station MOS, and state query, parameter adjustment and module self-checking are carried out on each distributed CAN data acquisition module on the cabin field.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following advantages:
1. the intelligent ship comprehensive information redundancy monitoring system provided by the invention can uniformly standardize the communication forms and the receiving and sending methods of all intelligent ship equipment from the bottom layer to the upper layer; defining a line link redundancy mode; a hot standby redundancy mode of the equipment is specified;
2. the intelligent ship comprehensive information redundancy monitoring system provided by the invention utilizes the cabin data acquisition subsystem and the driver's cabin data acquisition subsystem to predict the state of various devices and detect alarms.
3. The ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem of the intelligent ship comprehensive information redundancy monitoring system provided by the invention has the advantages that the visual graphic interface can be vectorized and zoomed, the system has two-dimensional and three-dimensional graphic display interfaces, and the data state expression in various forms such as trend graphs, bar graphs, pie graphs and radar graphs can be carried out;
4. the intelligent ship comprehensive information redundancy monitoring system provided by the invention not only can monitor the distributed information by an authorized networked computer according to the authority, but also has the functions of parameter state prediction and alarm, and realizes the real intelligent ship state monitoring.
Based on the reason, the invention can be widely popularized in the fields of intelligent ships and the like.
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FIG. 1 is a general block diagram of the system of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a block diagram of a comprehensive information composition structure of the intelligent ship according to the embodiment of the present invention.
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In order to make the technical solutions of the present invention better understood, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be obtained by a person skilled in the art without making any creative effort based on the embodiments in the present invention, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
It should be noted that the terms "first," "second," and the like in the description and claims of the present invention and in the drawings described above are used for distinguishing between similar elements and not necessarily for describing a particular sequential or chronological order. It is to be understood that the data so used is interchangeable under appropriate circumstances such that the embodiments of the invention described herein are capable of operation in sequences other than those illustrated or described herein. Furthermore, the terms "comprises," "comprising," and "having," and any variations thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, system, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of steps or elements is not necessarily limited to those steps or elements expressly listed, but may include other steps or elements not expressly listed or inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus.
As shown in fig. 1, the present invention provides an intelligent ship integrated information redundancy monitoring system, comprising: the system comprises an engine room data acquisition subsystem, a driving platform data acquisition subsystem, a data interface subsystem, a data network service subsystem and a ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem; organically fusing the cabin data acquisition subsystem, the driving platform data acquisition subsystem, the data interface subsystem, the data network service subsystem and the ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem through a lower-layer distributed redundant field CAN network, an intermediate-layer redundant global CAN network and an upper-layer redundant optical fiber Ethernet to form a whole intelligent ship comprehensive information redundancy monitoring system;
the cabin data acquisition subsystem and the cockpit data acquisition subsystem uniformly acquire data of various systems and equipment on a ship, the data interface subsystem performs data packet protocol conversion and transmission on the acquired data from a bottom layer to an upper layer, and the data network service subsystem receives the data transmitted by the data interface subsystem and redundantly stores the data in a data storage array in the system; the ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem is communicated with the data network service subsystem to realize remote data transmission and perform visual processing on the collected data.
Preferably, as shown in a dashed line frame 1 part in fig. 1, the cabin data acquisition subsystem adopts a distributed dual-redundancy data acquisition system, and each CAN acquisition module in the cabin is distributed near the equipment connected with the CAN acquisition module to form a distributed CAN acquisition module array and is connected by a dual-redundancy CAN bus, so as to form the distributed cabin data acquisition subsystem;
the cabin data acquisition subsystem is used for acquiring and transmitting field data of all systems and equipment of the cabin, the all systems and equipment of the cabin are integrated into a cabin electromechanical large system in an intelligent ship, data of all monitoring points in the cabin are picked up and transmitted by a sensor and then are uniformly sent to a nearby distributed CAN acquisition board card module, and then the data are transmitted to a first dual-processing network segment controller of the data interface subsystem through a CAN bus. Meanwhile, in order to facilitate local management, the cabin data acquisition subsystem CAN be hung with a field CAN network through a special portable operating station MOS, and status inquiry, parameter adjustment, module self-checking and the like are carried out on each distributed CAN data acquisition module on the cabin field.
The working mechanism of the dual-redundancy CAN network of the cabin data acquisition subsystem mainly aims at the processing of CANA and CANB network data such as synchronization and redundancy, and when a CAN bus or a CAN controller port of a network module connected with the CANA bus is detected to have a fault, the CANA bus is switched to the CANB bus. In order to keep CAN bus data synchronous and coordinated operation, each field node actively sends acquired data to an upper computer network server at regular time, and alarm data is preferentially sent at any time by adopting high priority so as to ensure the requirement of alarm time. In order to ensure that the data on the dual-redundancy CAN bus is kept synchronous, the data of each acquisition module is transmitted in a broadcast mode, namely, each node on the network CAN receive the data, and the nodes which do not need the data CAN shield the data through a special shielding code of the CAN controller. Because the CAN bus adopts the arbitration mode of priority coding, the conflict CAN not occur when two or more nodes send data simultaneously, and the communication blocking condition similar to the Ethernet CAN not occur, thereby ensuring that all nodes CAN normally collect and send data.
For a few systems and devices (a CAN summary interface is not provided) which already have an ethernet interface, the distributed CAN acquisition module array in the cabin data acquisition subsystem CAN be directly connected with a designated lower-layer switch in a data network service subsystem through an agreed protocol for data transmission, as shown in the positions from the dashed line frame 1 to E/4 in fig. 1, and the corresponding dashed line frame 5 part connected to E/1.
Preferably, as shown in a dashed line frame 2 part in fig. 1, the data acquisition subsystem of the driving deck adopts a distributed dual-redundancy data acquisition system, and each distributed CAN acquisition module of the driving deck is distributed near the device connected with the distributed CAN acquisition module to form a distributed CAN acquisition module array and is connected by a dual-redundancy CAN bus, so as to form the distributed data acquisition subsystem of the driving deck;
the data acquisition subsystem of the driving platform is used for acquiring and transmitting field data of all systems and equipment of the driving platform, the systems and the equipment of the driving platform are integrated into a large operation and navigation system in the intelligent ship, the data of all monitoring points of the driving platform are picked up and transmitted by a sensor and then are uniformly sent to a nearby distributed CAN acquisition board module, and then the data are transmitted to a second dual-processing network segment controller of the data interface subsystem through a CAN bus. Meanwhile, in order to facilitate local management, the driving platform data acquisition subsystem CAN be hung with a field CAN network through a special portable operating station MOS, and state query, parameter adjustment, module self-checking and the like CAN be carried out on each distributed CAN data acquisition module on the field of the cabin.
The working mechanism of the dual-redundancy CAN network of the data acquisition subsystem of the driving platform is the same as that of the cabin data acquisition subsystem, so that the detailed description is omitted here. For a few systems and devices (a CAN summary interface is not provided) which already have Ethernet interfaces, a distributed CAN acquisition module array in a data acquisition subsystem of a driving platform CAN be directly connected with a designated lower-layer switch in a data network service subsystem, and data transmission is carried out through an agreed protocol, as shown in the positions from the part 1 to the part B/4 of a dotted line frame in the attached figure 1, and the corresponding part 5 of the dotted line frame is connected with the part B/2.
Preferably, the data interface subsystem mainly completes data packet protocol conversion of the CAN bus data of the cabin data acquisition subsystem and the driver data acquisition subsystem, is a CAN network and Ethernet interface system, plays a role of a gateway, is connected with the data network service subsystem through the Ethernet, and sends the converted data to an upper network. The data interface subsystem is shown as a dotted line frame 3 in fig. 1 and comprises a first dual-processing network segment controller, a second dual-processing network segment controller, a first CAN bus adapter, a second CAN bus adapter, a first gateway server, a second gateway server, a first optical fiber ethernet adapter card and a second optical fiber ethernet adapter card;
the first dual-processing network segment controller expands a local CAN bus of the cabin data acquisition subsystem to a global CAN bus; the first CAN bus adapter card enters a first gateway server for data packet protocol conversion, and then the first CAN bus adapter card enters an upper-layer double-redundancy gigabit optical fiber Ethernet;
the second dual-processing segment controller expands a local CAN bus of the driver's station data acquisition subsystem to a global CAN bus; and then enters a second gateway server through a second CAN bus adapter card for data packet protocol conversion, and then enters an upper layer double-redundancy gigabit optical fiber Ethernet through a second optical fiber Ethernet adapter card.
Preferably, the first dual-processing segment controller and the second dual-processing segment controller are a dual-channel CAN gateway, which is a dedicated device for extending a local CAN bus; the first gateway server and the second gateway server are communication bridges between the CAN bus network and the Ethernet, and redundant connection between the global CAN network and the upper-layer Ethernet is achieved. The coordination between the first gateway server and the second gateway server, the rapid undisturbed switching, the synchronization of dual-redundancy CAN network data and other processing, the mode of an interface with an upper network, the network port of other equipment of the intelligent ship and the like. Specifically, the first gateway server and the second gateway server operate as follows:
if the first gateway server is in a normal data packet receiving and sending state, the second gateway server is in a standby state; when the first gateway server is detected to be out of order through the heartbeat line, the second gateway server is automatically put into operation; in order to avoid the problems of switching delay and the like existing in the switching process of the gateway server and the communication bus, a backup mode that the first gateway server and the second gateway server run simultaneously is adopted, and double-machine hot standby in a complete sense is realized. The heartbeat line shown by the dotted line in a dotted line frame 3 in the attached drawing 1 is specially used for point-to-point communication between two servers, a network cable between a first gateway server and a second gateway server is connected through a special network adapter card, the running state of the other side is monitored in real time through the heartbeat line through software installed on the servers, once the backup machine finds that the working machine stops service due to some reason, the heartbeat line can be reflected to the backup server, and the server is immediately put into use so as to ensure the smoothness of the network and the normal running of the service.
The working mechanism of the dual-redundancy CAN network of the data interface subsystem mainly aims at the processing of the global CANA and CANB network data such as synchronization and redundancy, and when the CAN bus or the CAN controller port of the network module connected with the CAN bus is detected to have a fault, the CANA bus is switched to the CANB bus.
The data interface subsystem and upper network interface mode: the connection with the local area network server in the data network service subsystem adopts two communication modes of UDP and TCP: the TCP mode communication is adopted for important data, so that the integrity and the reliability of data communication are ensured; the communication of non-important data is realized in a UDP mode, the data transmission does not need to establish connection, and the speed and the efficiency are high.
Preferably, the data interface subsystem is further provided with a network port for connecting with other equipment of the intelligent ship: the system CAN be further expanded by interfacing with other related devices through a standard CANopen protocol in a global CAN network of the system.
Preferably, the data network service subsystem performs data redundancy storage, data redundancy forwarding and data query on information acquired in a lower layer on site by using a dual-system disaster recovery physical isolation, server hot backup redundancy, switch link redundancy and line link redundancy mode as shown in a part of a dotted line frame 4 in fig. 1. The whole system communication architecture is based on the dual redundant backbone optical fiber Ethernet, is a key system for data storage and backup of the intelligent ship and is also a starting point of a high-speed data transceiving channel.
The data network service subsystem is centrally controlled by a data platform network server in the system, and all data flow through a core switch in the system to realize data transmission in three directions: on one hand, the system is directly communicated with the data interface subsystem, receives the information of the large electromechanical system of the engine room and the information of the large control and navigation system of the driving platform transmitted by the data interface subsystem, and redundantly stores the data in a data storage array in the system to realize database management; on the other hand, a direct data transmission high-speed channel is established, and data transmitted by the data interface subsystem is directly transmitted to the intelligent ship comprehensive information display and processing subsystem through the core switch to perform subsequent display and related processing; and finally, an indirect data transmission high-speed channel is established, data transmitted by the data interface subsystem can only not be directly transmitted to the ship comprehensive information display and processing subsystem, and all data must be buffered by a database in the data platform network server and then read by the ship comprehensive information display and processing subsystem. The first of the three ways is a necessary way, and the second way and the third way are determined by the user through system setting according to the current working form.
Server hot standby redundancy: the network data server A and the network data server B are respectively connected with the corresponding core switch A and the core switch B by adopting the optical fiber Ethernet adapter card A and the optical fiber Ethernet adapter card B, so that network connection redundancy is achieved. Each server is provided with a disk storage array, and high reliability and disaster resistance of data reading and writing are achieved through cluster software. If the network data server A is in a main service state, the network data server B is in a standby state, and when the network data server A is detected to have a fault through a heartbeat line, the network data server B automatically starts to operate; in order to avoid the problems of switching delay and the like existing in the switching of the network data server and the communication bus, a backup mode that two network data servers run simultaneously is adopted, and the complete hot standby of two machines is realized. The heartbeat line shown by the dotted line in a dotted line frame 4 in the attached drawing 1 is specially used for point-to-point communication between two network data servers, a network line between the network data server A and the network data server B is connected through a special network adapter card (namely an optical fiber Ethernet adapter card A and an optical fiber Ethernet adapter card B), the running state of the other party is monitored in real time through software installed on the network data server A and the network data server B through the heartbeat line, and once a backup machine finds that a working machine stops service due to some reason, the heartbeat line can be reflected to the backup server, the network data server is immediately put into use, so that the smoothness of a network and the normal running of the service are ensured.
Switch link redundancy: two all-fiber Ethernet core switches A, B are used, one master switch and one standby switch, so as to improve the robustness and stability of the network. In the implementation process, the XRN (extensible Resilient network) technology can be used to interconnect the two core switches A, B together to form an independent three-layer switch core, so as to construct a distributed switch architecture, and the XRN technology is used to manage the distributed core architecture as a unified whole, so that the work of the two core switches A, B can be switched or distributed between two redundant links, thereby implementing a dual-core backbone network without single point failure, preventing hardware, cable or software failure, and achieving the purpose of link redundancy.
Line link redundancy: the lower layer switch of the double-core backbone network is connected to two core switches simultaneously by adopting two optical cables respectively, so that the purpose of link redundancy is achieved, and meanwhile, the core switches are provided with enough interfaces and can be used for expanding the backbone optical fiber network.
Physical isolation of dual system disaster recovery: the two rack-mounted network data servers and the disk array databases, the core switch and the like which are associated with the two rack-mounted network data servers are respectively positioned in rooms above independent decks according to the fire-proof isolation grade, and the distance between the two rooms meets the requirement of the preparation standard of the disaster recovery of the same ship.
The data network service subsystem is also provided with a satellite base station interface, as shown in a satellite ship station at a lower layer switch 2 in a dotted line frame 4 in the attached drawing 1, the switch is used for connecting a ship satellite base station, sending intelligent ship data to a ground station through a satellite, entering a land network, and realizing the remote mode deployment of the ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem.
Aiming at a few systems and equipment (without a CAN summary interface) with Ethernet interfaces in a cabin and a driver's cabin, the system and the equipment CAN be directly connected with a lower-layer switch 3 by crossing a distributed CAN acquisition module array and transmit data through an agreed protocol, as shown in the positions of a dotted line frame 5 part from E/1 to B/2 in the attached figure 1, and the positions of corresponding dotted line frames 1 and 2 part from E/4 to B/4.
Preferably, as shown in a part of a dashed box 5 in fig. 1, the ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem is a visual human-computer interaction unit of an intelligent ship comprehensive information redundancy monitoring system, and comprises a local ship terminal system and a remote terminal system;
the ship terminal system is a system arranged on an intelligent ship and is used for monitoring and controlling by a manager on the ship;
the remote terminal system is arranged through a satellite network to realize remote transmission of data; for the remote end, however, a smart boat digital twin may be further implemented.
The ship terminal system and the remote terminal system can be deployed through the portable mobile equipment, the virtual reality equipment and the man-machine interaction equipment of the liquid crystal array.
The core functions of the ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem are as follows:
(1) by communicating with a data network service subsystem: the system is directly physically connected with a lower-layer switch of a data network service subsystem for communication, and is defined as a ship-side information comprehensive display and processing subsystem; if the system is arranged on the land and indirectly communicates with a lower-layer switch of a data network service subsystem through a satellite network to realize remote transmission of data, the system is defined as a remote terminal information comprehensive display and processing subsystem.
(2) Ship information visualization processing: the collected information is processed, distributed, displayed, printed and the like, important information of ship operation and running can be displayed in the forms of characters, graphs and curves by adopting a touch liquid crystal display array, a three-dimensional projection circular screen, a virtual helmet, a wireless portable mobile platform device and the like, all displayed graphs and interfaces are displayed in a vectorization form, distortion-free scaling can be performed, a standard two-dimensional and three-dimensional graph display interface is provided, the ship navigation system can be connected with mainstream display equipment, and managers can quickly know the ship dynamics through convenient human-computer interaction.
(3) Structured management and event analysis prediction of ship information: and then, carrying out structured processing and loading on the acquired data, integrating the data specification and the event specification, establishing a ship equipment information management system, establishing a whole ship association influence mechanism, conveniently and quickly carrying out conventional inspection, establishing a whole ship event influence view, quickly mastering the influence range of each event and predicting the next possible event.
As shown in fig. 2, the information types of the subsystem are divided into the following items:
system configuration information: including user authority information, ship parameter information, print configuration information, history information, network configuration information, etc.
Comprehensive information of the intelligent ship: including cabin system information, driver's cabin system information, weather information, etc.
System help information: the system comprises device system specifications, instant prompt information, system parameter specifications, dynamic use guidance, use recommendation information and other help information related to system use.
Finally, it should be noted that: the above embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solution of the present invention, and not to limit the same; while the invention has been described in detail and with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that: the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments may still be modified, or some or all of the technical features may be equivalently replaced; and the modifications or the substitutions do not make the essence of the corresponding technical solutions depart from the scope of the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention.

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1. An intelligent ship integrated information redundancy monitoring system, comprising: the system comprises an engine room data acquisition subsystem, a driving platform data acquisition subsystem, a data interface subsystem, a data network service subsystem and a ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem; organically integrating the cabin data acquisition subsystem, the driver's cab data acquisition subsystem, the data interface subsystem, the data network service subsystem and the ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem through a lower-layer distributed redundant field CAN network, an intermediate-layer redundant global CAN network and an upper-layer redundant optical fiber Ethernet to form a whole intelligent ship comprehensive information redundancy monitoring system;
the data acquisition subsystem of the driving platform adopts a distributed dual-redundancy data acquisition system, and all distributed CAN acquisition modules of the driving platform are distributed near the equipment connected with the distributed CAN acquisition modules to form a distributed CAN acquisition module array and are connected by a dual-redundancy CAN bus, so that the data acquisition subsystem of the distributed driving platform is formed;
the driving platform data acquisition subsystem is used for acquiring and forwarding field data of all systems and equipment of the driving platform, the systems and the equipment of the driving platform are integrated into a large control and navigation system in the intelligent ship, and data of all monitoring points of the driving platform are picked up and transmitted by a sensor and then are uniformly sent to a nearby distributed CAN acquisition board module and then are transmitted to the data interface subsystem through a CAN bus;
the cabin data acquisition subsystem and the cockpit data acquisition subsystem uniformly acquire data of various systems and equipment on a ship, the data interface subsystem performs data packet protocol conversion and transmission on the acquired data from a bottom layer to an upper layer, and the data network service subsystem receives the data transmitted by the data interface subsystem and redundantly stores the data in a data storage array in the system; the ship information comprehensive display and processing subsystem is communicated with the data network service subsystem to realize remote data transmission and perform visual processing on the collected data.
2. The intelligent ship integrated information redundancy monitoring system according to claim 1, wherein the cabin data acquisition subsystem employs a distributed dual redundancy data acquisition system, each CAN acquisition module in the cabin is distributed near the equipment connected with it to form a distributed CAN acquisition module array, and is connected by a dual redundancy CAN bus to form a distributed cabin data acquisition subsystem;
the cabin data acquisition subsystem is used for acquiring and transmitting field data of all systems and equipment of the cabin, the systems and the equipment of the cabin are integrated into a large electromechanical system of the cabin in an intelligent ship, and data of all monitoring points in the cabin are picked up and transmitted by a sensor and then are uniformly sent to a nearby distributed CAN acquisition board card module and then are transmitted to the data interface subsystem through a CAN bus.
3. The intelligent ship integrated information redundancy monitoring system of claim 1, wherein the data interface subsystem comprises a first dual-processing segment controller, a second dual-processing segment controller, a first CAN bus card, a second CAN bus card, a first gateway server, a second gateway server, a first fiber-optic ethernet card, and a second fiber-optic ethernet card;
the first dual-processing network segment controller expands a local CAN bus of the cabin data acquisition subsystem to a global CAN bus; the first CAN bus adapter card enters a first gateway server for data packet protocol conversion, and then the first CAN bus adapter card enters an upper-layer double-redundancy gigabit optical fiber Ethernet;
the second dual-processing segment controller expands a local CAN bus of the driver's station data acquisition subsystem to a global CAN bus; and then enters a second gateway server through a second CAN bus adapter card for data packet protocol conversion, and then enters an upper layer double-redundancy gigabit optical fiber Ethernet through a second optical fiber Ethernet adapter card.
4. The intelligent ship integrated information redundancy monitoring system according to claim 1, wherein the data network service subsystem performs data redundancy storage, data redundancy forwarding and data query on the information acquired on site at the lower layer by adopting a dual-system disaster recovery physical isolation, server hot backup redundancy, switch link redundancy and line link redundancy mode.
5. The intelligent ship integrated information redundancy monitoring system according to claim 1, wherein the ship information integrated display and processing subsystem comprises a local ship terminal system and a remote terminal system;
the ship terminal system is a system arranged on an intelligent ship and is used for monitoring and using by a manager on the ship;
the remote terminal system is arranged through a satellite network to realize remote transmission of data;
the ship terminal system and the remote terminal system can be deployed through the portable mobile equipment, the virtual reality equipment and the man-machine interaction equipment of the liquid crystal array.
6. The intelligent ship integrated information redundancy monitoring system according to claim 1, wherein the cabin data acquisition subsystem and the cockpit data acquisition subsystem are also hooked with a field CAN network through a dedicated portable operating station MOS, and status query, parameter adjustment and module self-check are performed on each distributed CAN data acquisition module at the cabin field.
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