2009
DOI: 10.1109/tmc.2009.66
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A Real-Time Intelligent Wireless Mobile Station Location Estimator with Application to TETRA Network

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“…Adopting TDOA as feature parameter can remove the nonsynchronous error of transmitter and receiver, and implement weighted matching to TDOA and RSSI vector, which Weakens the random effect of RSSI parameter. During the data gathering phase, the established characteristic parameter matrix shall include data of all grids to estimate the MS location [11]. Suppose that we have an MS located at position k and it receives signals from N APs, then its data matrix associated with its actual x-y coordinates is defined as…”
Section: Grid Characteristic Match Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Adopting TDOA as feature parameter can remove the nonsynchronous error of transmitter and receiver, and implement weighted matching to TDOA and RSSI vector, which Weakens the random effect of RSSI parameter. During the data gathering phase, the established characteristic parameter matrix shall include data of all grids to estimate the MS location [11]. Suppose that we have an MS located at position k and it receives signals from N APs, then its data matrix associated with its actual x-y coordinates is defined as…”
Section: Grid Characteristic Match Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The literature review shows that a lot of analytical and experimental works have been done for radio propagation in mobile environment by using measurement as in [1,2]. There was study on propagation path loss in Malaysia environment [3] in sub-urban, jungle, open area and dense tree area and path loss exponent being compared with empirical model.…”
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confidence: 99%