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ORCIDUPINLBS 2012: Helsinki, Finland
- 2012 Ubiquitous Positioning, Indoor Navigation, and Location Based Service, UPINLBS 2012, Helsinki, Finland, October 3-4, 2012. IEEE 2012, ISBN 978-1-4673-1908-9
- Jyri Rajamäki:
Cross-border satellite-based tracking: Needs, Approach, Benefits and Competition. 1-8 - Thomas Emter
, Thomas Ulrich:
Fusion of geometrical and visual information for localization and mapping in outdoor environments. 1-5 - Giorgio Ghinamo, Francesco Vadala, Cecilia Corbi, Piergiuseppe Bettassa Copet, Fulvio Risso, Riccardo Sisto:
Vehicle navigation service based on real-time traffic information: A RESTful NetAPI solution with long polling notification. 1-8 - Gerald Glanzer:
Personal and first-responder positioning: State of the art and future trends. 1-7 - Theresa Nick, Jürgen Götze, Werner John:
Fuzzy-Adaptive Kaiman Filter for RFID localization. 1-7 - Timo Dammes, Rüdiger Kays:
Probabilistic soft-range estimator for wireless localization in indoor scenarios. 1-9 - Jared Bancroft, Gérard Lachapelle:
Estimating MEMS gyroscope g-sensitivity errors in foot mounted navigation. 1-6 - Henri Nurminen, Jukka Talvitie, Simo Ali-Löytty, Philipp Müller, Elena Simona Lohan, Robert Piché, Markku Renfors:
Statistical path loss parameter estimation and positioning using RSS measurements. 1-8 - Ulrich Birkel, Mark Weber, Ralf Collmann:
Radiating cable for indoor localization using UMTS. 1-6 - Laura Ruotsalainen, Jared Bancroft, Gérard Lachapelle, Heidi Kuusniemi, Ruizhi Chen:
Effect of camera characteristics on the accuracy of a visual gyroscope for indoor pedestrian navigation. 1-8 - Heikki Kosola, Simo Ali-Löytty, Robert Piché:
Converting GNSS satellite orbit segments to GPS-compatible format. 1-5 - Guillaume Trehard, Sylvie Lamy-Perbal, Mehdi Boukallel:
Indoor infrastructure-less solution based on sensor augmented smartphone for pedestrian localisation. 1-7 - Anja Bekkelien, Michel Deriaz:
Hybrid positioning framework for mobile devices. 1-7 - Gernot Ruscher, Thomas Kirste:
Estimating user number and location from a multi-modal localization sensor setup. 1-8 - Hisatoshi Yamaoka, Miwa Ueki, Yoshiro Hada, Keiju Okabayashi:
A fast method for generating neighborhood areas of moving objects in consideration of spatial structure. 1-8 - Benjamin Wagner, Dirk Timmermann, Gernot Ruscher, Thomas Kirste:
Device-free user localization utilizing artificial neural networks and passive RFID. 1-7 - Sujin Kim, Eunhye Park, Seongah Jeong, Joonhyuk Kang:
Performance analysis of pulse designed for the IEEE 802.15.4a standard. 1-5 - Seonghun Yun, Sujin Kim, Jeongwan Koh, Joonhyuk Kang:
Analysis of Cramer-Rao Lower Bound for time delay estimation using UWB pulses. 1-5 - Tiantong Ren, Mark G. Petovello, Chaminda Basnayake:
Requirements analysis for bit synchronization and decoding in a standalone high-sensitivity GNSS receiver. 1-9 - Xun Li, Jinling Wang:
Multi-image matching for 3D mapping in vision-based navigation applications. 1-8 - Israel Martín-Escalona, Marta Malpartida, Francisco Barceló-Arroyo:
Performance evaluation of the passive TDOA algorithm in dark areas. 1-8 - Ling Pei, Jingbin Liu, Robert Guinness, Yuwei Chen, Tuomo Kröger, Ruizhi Chen, Liang Chen:
The evaluation of WiFi positioning in a Bluetooth and WiFi coexistence environment. 1-6 - Mohamed M. Saad, Chris J. Bleakley, Michael J. Walsh, Tingcong Ye:
High accuracy location estimation for a Mobile Tag using one-way UWB signaling. 1-8 - Khalid Nur, Shaojun Feng, Cong Ling, Washington Ochieng:
Application of the Improved FOCUSS for Arrival Time Estimation (IFATE) algorithm to WLAN high accuracy positioning services. 1-8 - Hannu Koivula, Jaakko Kuokkanen, Simo Marila, Tomi Tenhunen, Pasi Häkli, Ulla Kallio, Sonja Nyberg, Markku Poutanen:
Finnish permanent GNSS network: From dual-frequency GPS to multi-satellite GNSS. 1-5 - Abdo Gaber, Abbas S. Omar:
A study of TDOA estimation using Matrix Pencil algorithms and IEEE 802.11ac. 1-8 - Hideo Makino, Masaki Hatanaka, Satoshi Abe, Kohei Komatsu, Hiroei Imai, Kentaro Nishimori, Masashi Takahashi, Hidenori Kinoshita:
Web-GIS-based emergency rescue to track triage information - System configuration and experimental results. 1-4 - Junya Fujimoto, Shinji Hotta, Kensuke Sawada, Yoshiro Hada, Kazuo Hida, Shin-ichiro Mori:
Hybrid positioning system combining spatially continuous and discrete information for indoor location-based service. 1-6 - Carlos Antonio Mendes Da Costa Junior, Jie Huang, Letizia Lo Presti, Roberto Garello:
Solutions for the path ambiguity problem in DVB-T signal-of-opportunity positioning system. 1-5 - Wennan Chai, Cheng Chen, Ezzaldeen Edwan, Jieying Zhang, Otmar Loffeld:
2D/3D indoor navigation based on multi-sensor assisted pedestrian navigation in Wi-Fi environments. 1-7 - Henri Pesonen, Robert Piché:
Bayesian fault detection method for linear systems with outliers. 1-5 - Jari Luomala, Ismo Hakala:
Towards adaptive localization in wireless sensor networks. 1-8 - Stanislav Jancik, Radomil Matousek, Jirí Dvorák, Ahmad Abbadi:
Local navigation techniques by means of ICPF. 1-7 - Chris Hide, Terry Moore, Chris Hill, James Pinchin:
Investigating the integration of a foot-mounted IMU and GNSS antenna. 1-10 - Heiko Will, Thomas Hillebrandt, Yuan Yang, Yubin Zhao, Marcel Kyas:
The Membership Degree Min-Max localization algorithm. 1-10 - Vu Van Yem, Nguyen Huu Long:
Synchronization of two identical improved chaotic Colpitts oscillators. 1-6 - Xiaolin Meng, Yang Gao, King-Hung Kwok, Hongbo Zhao:
Assessment of UWB for ubiquitous positioning and navigation. 1-6 - Liang Chen, Lie-Liang Yang, Ruizhi Chen:
Time delay tracking for positioning in DTV networks. 1-4 - Lei Ye, Yuanfei Wang:
Marine navigation services based on COMPASS(Beidou) and GPS. 1-7 - Tobias Gädeke, Johannes Schmid, Marc Zahnlecker, Wilhelm Stork, Klaus D. Müller-Glaser:
Smartphone pedestrian navigation by foot-IMU sensor fusion. 1-8 - Jun Yan, Lenan Wu, Feng He, Man Feng:
Cooperative scheme in SFN positioning system. 1-4 - Esmond Mok, Günther Retscher, Chen Wen:
Initial test on the use of GPS and sensor data of modern smartphones for vehicle tracking in dense high rise environments. 1-7
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