Search for dissertations about: "mobile positioning"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 45 swedish dissertations containing the words mobile positioning.
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1. Parameter Estimation for Mobile Positioning Applications
Abstract : The availability and reliability of mobile positioning algorithms depend on both the quality of measurements and the environmental characteristics. The positioning systems based on global navigation satellite systems (GNSS), for example, have typically a few meters accuracy but are unavailable in signal denied conditions and unreliable in multipath environments. READ MORE
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2. Sequential Monte Carlo Methods with Applications to Positioning and Tracking in Wireless Networks
Abstract : This thesis is based on 5 papers exploring the filtering problem in non-linear non-Gaussian state-space models together with applications of Sequential Monte Carlo (also called particle filtering) methods to the positioning in wireless networks. The aim of the first paper is to study the performance of particle filtering techniques in mobile positioning using signal strength measurements. READ MORE
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3. Radio Resource Management in Bunched Personal Communication Systems
Abstract : The traditional way of increasing capacity in a wirelesscommunication system has been cell splitting and fixedchannel-allocation based on prediction tools. However, theplanning complexity increases rapidly with the number of cellsand the method is not suitable for the large temporal andspatial traffic variations expected in the future. READ MORE
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4. Accuracy and Delay: An Inherent Trade-off in Cooperative UWB Navigation
Abstract : Location-aware applications and wireless sensor networks are becoming essential in our daily lives from a commercial, and public perspectives. The need of localization information to drive the applications is a key requirement. New technologies have emerged to tackle the problem of the limitations of the Global Positioning System (GPS) solutions. READ MORE
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5. Reactive control and coordination of redundant robotic systems
Abstract : Redundant robotic systems, in terms of manipulators with one or twoarms, mobile manipulators, and multi-agent systems, have received an in-creasing amount of attention in recent years. In this thesis we describe severalways to improve robotic system performance by exploiting the redundancy. READ MORE