Concept for an underwater space station-based resupply and monitoring network

This study explores the development of an underwater space station network for marine monitoring and security. Analyzing current undersea clustering technology, it identifies gaps in real-time data collection and intelligent cooperation. The proposed system integrates fixed space stations, floating platforms, and AUVs to form a distributed monitoring network for marine target identification, environmental monitoring, vessel tracking, and nuclear pollution detection. Through innovative applications in data fusion, energy replenishment, and communication technologies, the system enhances monitoring accuracy and stability. The study emphasizes the network's potential in marine security, resource exploration, and ecological protection.