Introduction
Submarine cables are communication cables that are laid on the ocean floor to connect continents, islands, and countries. These cables transmit a vast amount of data, including internet traffic, phone calls, and video signals, across the world.
Objectives
The primary objective of submarine cables is to connect countries and regions globally, enabling seamless communication between people, businesses, and governments. Additionally, submarine cables provide fast, reliable, and secure communication services, supporting international trade, finance, research, and development.
Course Outlines
Day 1
Introduction to Submarine Cables
- Overview of submarine cables and their importance
- History of submarine cables
- Types of submarine cables
- Cable route planning and surveying
Day 2
Submarine Cable Design and Construction
- Cable design principles and materials
- Cable manufacturing and testing
- Cable laying techniques and equipment
- Maintenance and repair of submarine cables
Day 3
Submarine Cable System Components
- Optical fiber technology and transmission systems
- Cable landing stations and shore-end facilities
- Submarine repeaters and branching units
- Power feeding and monitoring systems
Day 4
Submarine Cable Operations and Management
- Cable system operation and maintenance procedures
- Quality assurance and control processes
- Cable fault detection and repair techniques
- Submarine cable security and protection measures
Day 5
Future Trends in Submarine Cables
- Emerging technologies and innovations in submarine cables
- Future demands for submarine cable systems
- Environmental Impacts and sustainability considerations
- Case studies of successful submarine cable projects
Credits: 5 credit per day
Course Mode: full-time
Provider: Blackbird Training Centre
