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A dual distance measurement scheme for indoor IEEE 802.11 wireless local area networks
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Rf LocalizationPropagation TimeEngineeringMeasurementWireless LanIndoor Ieee 802.11Distance MeasurementWireless AccessWireless ComputingIndoor Positioning SystemLocalizationSignal ProcessingRadio Local Area Network
In this paper we address the problem of distance measurement in indoor IEEE 802.11 WLANs. The Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) and the Signal Propagation Time (SPT) have been widely used for distance estimation in indoor WLAN deployments. However, neither approach by itself is accurate. Moreover, there is no mean by which WLAN nodes know whether the estimated distance is accurate or not. In this work we propose a multi-measurement approach. Specifically, we combine an RSSI and a propagation time - based schemes and utilize both results for mutual cross-validation to improve the estimation accuracy and reduce the number of false decisions based on errored estimations. The performance of our combined mechanism has been evaluated through real experiments.
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