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Following these results and the conclusions of an<br />

economic study carried out by the Technopôle<br />

Quimper-Cornouaille, the Brittany region validated<br />

the second phase of the project. This phase consists<br />

of developing and setting up a demonstrator<br />

comprising a base station and three ships.<br />

The ex-TREME project (labelled by Mer <strong>Bretagne</strong>),<br />

proposes setting up a high-rate connection between<br />

land and an embedded IP platform. This open<br />

platform is destined to exchange enriched, highrate,<br />

sensitive data with land-based sites. The<br />

solution will allow processing and diffusing data<br />

received from passenger terminals and crew<br />

members continuously in a difficult maritime<br />

environment. The partnership is between Thomson-<br />

Grass Valley, Alcatel, C2 Innovativ-systems,<br />

Morgan’conseil, Ifremer, Télécom <strong>Bretagne</strong>,<br />

a) The IFREMER ship Thalia<br />

Chantiers de l’Atlantique and Technopôle Brest-<br />

Iroise. Transmission systems, such as Wimax, Wifi,<br />

operate in frequency ranges whose propagation in a<br />

maritime environment is not well mastered<br />

especially in the agitated and metallic environment<br />

of ships.<br />

Several measurement campaigns at sea, using<br />

channel analysis equipment and WiMax<br />

communication systems (bands 3.4 and 5,4 GHz)<br />

allowed to validate the two rays maritime<br />

model.,Fading phenomena; masking effects caused<br />

by the relief and antenna disturbance by heavy seas<br />

were also shown up.<br />

A joint project with Ifremer started in 2008<br />

concerning the problems of short distance, very<br />

high-rate, underwater radio transmission. In the<br />

context of very deep, seabed observations, we<br />

envisaged adapting low-cost technology, common<br />

in the everyday Hertzien field (Wifi), to this<br />

underwater context. A preliminary study concerning<br />

the characterisation of the propagation<br />

environment, from a theoretical point of view and<br />

through initial experiments up to 18 GHz, was<br />

carried out. The limits of broadcast range were<br />

identified, as well as the necessary bases for<br />

developing solutions for antenna systems adapted<br />

to these environments. This work will continue<br />

within the framework of a thesis co-financed by the<br />

Region of Brittany and Ifremer.<br />

• CAPSYS LSU<br />

A contractualised project was completed for DGA,<br />

in partnership with INEO-Défense and Thalès. This<br />

concerned the elaboration of a demonstrator of a a<br />

single-site detection and positioning system for high<br />

frequency radio transmitters.<br />

Publications<br />

b) Example of one trajectory used<br />

Thesis<br />

PEREIRA Carlos. Etude avancée des canaux de transmission radio en<br />

contexte MIMO : environnements complexes et couplage inter-antennes<br />

très large bande.<br />

Thèse doct, Université de Poitiers, 18 Décembre 2008.<br />

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