RSS-based RFID transponder distance estimation for fawn saving

Eberhardt, Michael; Ascher, Alois; Reitmayr, Linus; Biebl, Erwin

doi:10.1109/chinacom.2015.7498012

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“…With this results it is possible to determine the approximated distance at least, which makes it possible to decide whether a fawn would be in danger if the mowing process is continued. The exact strategy for distance estimation using RSS in an active RFID system is described in [13]. If a valid position is available, the transponder sends the coordinates to the reader.…”

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A small UHF-RFID transponder with integrated GPS for localization applications

Ascher

Eberhardt

Lehner

et al. 2015

2015 International EURASIP Workshop on RFID Technology (EURFID)

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The present publication describes the development of an active UHF RFID localization system concerning small size RFID transponders with an integrated GPS module for fawn saving during pasture mowing. The localization of a conventional active UHF RFID transponder has obvious drawbacks in the needed hardware on the reader side. The transponder sends only its label and no additional position information is available at the reader. Therefore, a direction finding system and a received signal strength (rss) detector for distance estimation in addition to the reader itself is needed. The huge hardware effort required reader side can be prevented by developing a transponder with an integrated GPS Module for localization. Thus, the focus is on a small transponder design, which leads to a trade-off between the requirements of the desired performance and the realization of the localization system, consisting of an active GPS-UHF transponder and the corresponding reader unit. Especially the conditions for the communication between the transponder and the reader related to limited power supply has to be minded. Furthermore, the transponder realization is shown and the considerations were metrological demonstrated.

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Section: B Uhf-rfid Group and Communication Conceptmentioning

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A small UHF-RFID transponder with integrated GPS for localization applications

Ascher

Eberhardt

Lehner

et al. 2015

2015 International EURASIP Workshop on RFID Technology (EURFID)

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“…In [3]- [5] an innovative concept for fawn saving during pasture mowing in spring time is presented. Conventional approaches like scaring by dogs or scarecrows are ineffective and time consuming especially for large areas.…”

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