Titlebook: Geolocation Techniques; Principles and Appli Camillo Gentile,Nayef Alsindi,Carole Teolis Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Ranging and Localization in Harsh Multipath Environments,A), Angle of Arrival (AOA), and Received Signal Strength (RSS). Then we introduce the major challenges to accurate localization: multipath propagation and non-line-of-sight conditions where we will focus on the two most popular ranging techniques, TOA and RSS, and evaluate how the accuracy of locali

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Survey-Based Location Systems,the sites; and (2) the mapping algorithm to determine the mobile’s location. In this chapter, we introduce several fingerprinting techniques. Given its prevalence, we concentrate on the RSS feature in the first part of the chapter. The same techniques, however, apply to other features as well. In th

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Cellular Localization,gh density of mobile users in urban and indoor environments drive the need for such location-based services, especially in areas that are GPS-denied. Providing location services for mobile devices, such as position tracking, is an important objective for cellular network operators. Example applicati

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Cooperative Localization in Wireless Sensor Networks: Centralized Algorithms,e device is computed by measuring its range from at least three base stations with known coordinates. Analogously, in two-dimensional angulation the mobile’s location is computed from the arrival angle from at least two stations. While these techniques are practical in Global Positioning Systems or

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Inertial Systems,avigation systems (INS) is a navigation system that provides position, orientation, and velocity estimates based solely on measurements from inertial sensors. Inertial measurements are differential measurements in the sense that they quantify changes in speed or direction. The two primary types of i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-1836-8AOA (Angle-of-arrival); Geolocation; Localization Mapping Corrections; NLOS identification and Mitigati