 Frequent incidents of fishermen from Tamil Nadu

getting shot in the Sri Lankan’s maritime boundary

have enraged all citizen of the state. From Tamil
Nadu about 18,000 boats of different kinds
conduct fishing along the India - Sri Lanka
maritime border. Tamil Nadu fishermen are
arrested, or shot, by the Sri Lankan Navy. In this
problem will be solved by using An Intelligent
Boundary Alert System (IBAS).An IBAS system
induces the new methodology for saving the
fishermen valuable life and their properties from
the Sri Lankan’s navy. The main objective of this
system is used to help the fishermen to navigate
inside our maritime country border.
 Uses a remote Computer PC for getting
control information.
 Location information cannot be available to
PC during communication failures.
 Needs a PC server monitoring all time.
 No stand by operation of boat location
sharing and control without communication.
 No automatic steering of boat.
 Needs manual monitoring of location.
 No external PC or any monitoring is required.
 Only a Radio Transmitter Beacon is enough
for transmitting border signal.
 Automatic steering of boat during reaching of
border limits.
 Low cost implementation.
 Highly reliable communication.
 Nuvoton w78e052ddg microcontroller.
 RF Transceivers
 Gear Motors
 Motor Driver Circuit
 LCD Display
 Buzzer
 ISP-ICP programmer
 Encoder
 Decoder
 uVision Keil 5 Compiler
 In the conventional, the fishermen have to keep watch
the maritime border, which cannot be easily separated
as land region. If they crossed certain limit on the sea.
They have to pay the penalty or got arrested by the
naval guards of the neighbor country. The project
generates alarm if they cross the border by mistake.
With the simple circuitry and the use of sensors (low
cost sensors) makes the project a low cost product,
which can be purchased even by a poor fisherman. This
project is best suited for places where the fishermen
continuously monitor the boundary limit. This project
also aims at solving relevant social problems with the
appropriate use of satellite geographical location data
for through wireless networking.