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Huapeng Tang, Danyang Qin, Jiaqiang Yang, Haoze Bie, Mengying Yan, Gengxin Zhang and Lin Ma
Frame buildings as important nodes of urban space. The include high-speed railway stations, airports, residences, and office buildings, which carry various activities and functions. Due to illumination irrationality and mutual occlusion between complex o...
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Li Ma, Ning Cao, Xiaoliang Feng, Jianping Zhang and Jingjing Yan
In a complex indoor environment, wireless signals are affected by multiple factors such as reflection, scattering or diffuse reflection of electromagnetic waves from indoor walls and other objects, and the signal strength will fluctuate significantly. Fo...
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Maximilien Charlier, Remous-Aris Koutsiamanis and Bruno Quoitin
In this paper, we present and evaluate an ultra-wideband (UWB) indoor processing architecture that allows the performing of simultaneous localizations of mobile tags. This architecture relies on a network of low-power fixed anchors that provide forward-r...
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Yaning Li, Hongsheng Li, Baoguo Yu and Jun Li
At present, the interaction mechanism between the complex indoor environment and pseudolite signals has not been fundamentally resolved, and the stability, continuity, and accuracy of indoor positioning are still technical bottlenecks. In view of the sho...
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Guangwei Fan, Chuanzhen Sheng, Baoguo Yu, Lu Huang and Qiang Rong
In terms of indoor and outdoor positioning, in recent years, researchers at home and abroad have proposed some multisource integrated navigation and positioning methods, but these methods are navigation and positioning methods for a single scene. When it...
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