Nec Corporation

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

Independent Administrative Institution, Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

Japan Marine Science and Technology Center

Independent Administrative Intitiution, Japan Agency for Marine-earth Science and Technology

Jun Muramatsu

Kenichi Asakawa

Katsuyoshi Kawaguchi

Masaki Nakano

Yutaka Yano

Makoto Ogawa

Kenichi Nomura

Eitaro Misumi

In order to facilitate fixed-point monitoring over a wide area and for a long time, this water area monitoring device comprises: a detection unit for information, such as water area intrusion, which detects, from sound data that is acquired by means of optical fibers installed in the water or the water bottom and is data pertaining to a sound or a vibration at the respective positions of the optical fibers, at least any one among sounds of water area intrusion or the like that indicate intrusion into a target water area or water area intrusion or the like, which is a prescribed behavior in the target water area, at a time at which sound data is acquired, and changes in sounds or vibrations not caused by the water area intrusion or the like; and an output unit which outputs information indicating the sound such as water area intrusion.

Water area monitoring device, water area monitoring system, water area monitoring method, and recording medium

A decoding device includes a memory and a processor configured to execute inputting a code word encoded by a polar code from an original message; decoding the original message from the code word based on a conditional probability expressed by a symmetric parameterization and having observation information as a condition; and outputting the decoded original message.

Decoding apparatus, decoding method and program

A submarine power feeding branching device comprises a constant current-constant current converter which isolates an input side for a trunk submarine cable from an output side for a branch submarine cable. The converter receives a first constant current and produces a second constant current by using the first constant current. The second constant current is supplied to the output side while the first constant current is returned to the input side. Because the input side and the output side are isolated, it is easy to add/remove the device to/from a submarine power feeding system. Intensity of the second constant current can be controlled by controlling duty ratios of switches included in the converter. Thus, it is possible that the intensity of the second constant current is equal to that of the first constant current. Therefore, a submarine repeater can be provided along either the trunk cable or the branch cable.

Submarine power feeding system having submarine feeding cables and power feeding branching devices

Submarine power feeding branching device for submarine power feeding system having submarine feeding cables arranged in mesh pattern

A submarine cable power feeding system includes N (N is an integer of 2 or larger) main submarine cables extending from the land in the offshore direction, N-stage (N is an integer of 2 or larger) submarine feed branching devices, and first to Nth (N is an integer of 2 or larger) sub submarine cables. Each submarine feed branching device is connected to the main submarine cable to receive constant-voltage power from a constant-voltage feed unit. Each sub submarine cable connects the Nth-stage submarine feed branching device, connected to the Nth main submarine cable, to the adjacent submarine feed branching device through submarine repeaters, thereby receiving power from a constant-current feed unit. Each constant-current feed unit is built in the submarine feed branching device. The submarine feed branching devices and the submarine repeaters are arranged in a matrix on a plane.

Submarine cable power feeding system

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Tokyo, Japan

Jun Muramatsu