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Literature Review On GPS And Tracking System

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A REVIEW ON GPS TRACKING AND BORDER ALERT SYSTEM FOR FISHERMEN K.Aruli1, S.Mohamed Nizar2 PG student, Department Of Electronics And Communication Engineering, IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram1 Associate professor, Department Of Electronics And Communication Engineering, IFET College of Engineering, Villupuram2 ABSTRACT In this paper, a survey is done on various methods of tracking and alerting the fishermen in maritime using GPS. Navigation in marine is the most important factor used by the fishermen. The tracking system uses the electronic system installed on a vessel, and with software design which allows the user or owner to track the vessel location based on latitude and longitude data. Today Global Positioning System (GPS) technology is becoming the safe tool for navigation purpose. The position and location information can be viewed in electronic map via GPS receiver. KEYWORDS- GPS (Global Positioning System), GSM (global service for mobile communication), navigation, alarm system I.INTRODUCTION Navigation in transportation is one of the most important application mostly used by drivers in both road and seaways transportation. Maritime navigation is not as easy as road transportation since its spread widely and lack of path. For the safe navigation purpose of fishermen in within the country border and thereby preventing them from crossing the border limits. GPS and GSM module based alerting system provide effective, real time boat tracking and location

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