Method Based on Confidence Radius to Adjust the Location of Mobile Terminals

Juan Antonio García-Fernández, Antonio Jurado-Navas, Mariano Fernández-Navarro, Nikola Sucevic

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    Abstract

    The present paper details a technique for adjusting in a smart manner the position estimates of any user equipment given by different geolocation/positioning methods in a wireless radiofrequency communication network based on different strategies (observed time difference of arrival , angle of arrivals, propagation delay(Formula presented.)). The main advantage of our proposal is to improve in a remarkable way the accuracy and to mitigate the adverse effect of multipath and other sources of errors that induce to inaccuracy in the terminals position estimates. Accordingly, the estimation of the geographical positions associated to all reported mobile terminals will be remarkable improved independent on the geolocation technique employed. The proposed method will move each position estimate towards a previously calculated area of confidence in a smart manner. This reduced area of confidence is generated to guarantee that the real position of any mobile terminal is inside it with a (Formula presented.) of probability of certainty.
    Original languageEnglish
    JournalWireless Personal Communications
    Volume94
    Issue number3
    Pages (from-to)1123–1146
    ISSN0929-6212
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2017

    Keywords

    • Computer Science Applications
    • Electrical and Electronic Engineering
    • Angle of arrival
    • Certainty area
    • Confidence radius
    • Geolocation
    • LTE
    • Multilateration
    • OTDOA
    • Propagation delay
    • RTD
    • Sufficient statistics
    • Timing advance
    • UMTS
    • 3G mobile communication systems
    • Computer terminals
    • Direction of arrival
    • Mobile phones
    • Radar systems
    • Time difference of arrival
    • Tracking (position)
    • Geolocations
    • Propagation delays
    • Mobile telecommunication systems

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