An Improved GPS Assisted Fishermen Tracking System Using Internet of Things with Smart Sensors Association

This research proposes a border alert system for fisherman that is based on the Internet of Things. As a result of their survival tactics, fisherman often unknowingly crosses international boundaries, putting themselves in danger of being seized or killed. The inability to reliably determine international maritime borders is the root source of this problem. This system aims to prevent such incidents and provide prior warning to fisherman about border regions by utilizing cutting-edge GPS and GSM technologies along with Internet of Things (IoT) monitoring. Protecting fishermen from harm is an implanted gadget that uses GPS to notify them to the country's boundaries. In this research, a novel approach to tracking fisherman using the Internet of Things (IoT) is presented; the IoTGPSTM model is cross-validated with the standard AGPST model to assess the effectiveness of the suggested scheme. The ESP8266 Wi-Fi module is used to transfer the obtained GPS position data to the IoT cloud. The navy may then track the data. If the boat's GPS coordinates are within the danger zone, an alarm will be heard through the buzzer, and the motor speed will be decreased to 25%. The fundamental concept is to use a GPS receiver module and a WiFi-enabled NodeMCU microcontroller to notify the fisherman when they are out at sea.