Why does this matter operationally?
Resilience
The capacity of a connectivity system to maintain acceptable service levels when components fail, links degrade, or conditions change unexpectedly. Resilient architectures use redundancy, failover paths, and graceful degradation to keep operations running when ideal conditions cannot be guaranteed.
427 terms
Electronic Logbook Transmission
Electronic Logbook Transmission is the transfer of logbook records from a vessel to shore or regulatory systems in digital form.
Operations
Electronic Warfare
The military discipline of using the electromagnetic spectrum to degrade, deny, or deceive an adversary's electronic systems, encompassing attack techniques such as jamming and GNSS denial alongside protective measures defending…
Concept/Framework
Emergency Communications
The operational discipline of coordinating voice, data, and alerting traffic among responders, affected populations, and command structures during a crisis, spanning multiple communication technologies and interoperability arrangements needed when normal…
Concept/Framework
Emergency Connectivity
Emergency Connectivity is connectivity designed to remain available or rapidly restore communication during emergencies. It supports continuity when normal service is disrupted.
Operations
Encrypted Payload Traffic
Encrypted Payload Traffic is payload data that is protected by encryption as it moves across a satellite or communications network.
Software
Energy Management System
A software platform that monitors and optimizes energy consumption and generation at the facility or campus level, balancing on-site generation, storage, and controllable load against cost, efficiency, and resilience objectives…
Software
Energy Storage System
A facility- or grid-scale battery installation storing electrical energy for later use, typically interfaced to the grid through a smart inverter, serving functions including backup power, peak demand management, renewable…
Hardware
Environmental Compliance Data Link
Environmental Compliance Data Link is the communications path used to send environmental reporting and compliance data from a vessel to shore or regulatory systems.
Software
Equal Cost Multi Path
Equal Cost Multi Path is a routing method that allows multiple routes with the same cost to be used for forwarding traffic, enabling multipath routing and load sharing.
Protocol
Error Correction
Error Correction is the use of coding or processing methods to detect and repair errors in transmitted or stored data, improving reliability and data integrity.
Software