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ORCIDWPNC 2016: Bremen, Germany
- 13th Workshop on Positioning, Navigation and Communications, WPNC 2016, Bremen, Germany, October 19-20, 2016. IEEE 2016, ISBN 978-1-5090-5440-4
- Marzieh Dashti, Holger Claussen
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A metric to describe access point significance in location estimation. 1-6 - Thorsten Nowak, Markus Hartmann, Lucila Patino-Studencki, Jörn Thielecke:
Fundamental limits in RSSI-based direction-of-arrival estimation. 1-6 - Andrei Popleteev:
Indoor positioning using ambient radio signals: Data acquisition platform for a long-term study. 1-5 - Cristian Pana, Stefano Severi, Giuseppe Thadeu Freitas de Abreu:
An adaptive approach to non-parametric estimation of dynamic probability density functions. 1-4 - Murali Padmanabha, Christian Schott, Marko Rößler, Daniel Kriesten, Ulrich Heinkel:
ZYNQ flexible platform for object recognition & tracking. 1-6 - Levent Altay, Salim Eryigit, Fatih Alagöz:
GPS-SEC. 1-4 - Talmon Alexandri, Roee Diamant:
A Reverse Bearings Only Target Motion Analysis (BO-TMA) for improving AUV navigation accuracy. 1-5 - Erno Horváth, Claudiu Radu Pozna:
Probabilistic occupancy grid map building for Neobotix MP500 robot. 1-4 - Dries Neirynck, Eric Luk, Michael McLaughlin:
An alternative double-sided two-way ranging method. 1-4 - Christopher J. Lowrance, Adrian P. Lauf:
Direction of arrival estimation for robots using radio signal strength and mobility. 1-6 - Swen Leugner, Mathias Pelka, Horst Hellbrück:
Comparison of wired and wireless synchronization with clock drift compensation suited for U-TDoA localization. 1-4 - Jan Papadoudis, Anthimos Georgiadis:
Dynamic environment modelling and prediction for autonomous systems. 1-6 - Gia-Minh Hoang, Benoît Denis, Jérôme Härri, Dirk T. M. Slock:
Cooperative localization in GNSS-aided VANETs with accurate IR-UWB range measurements. 1-6 - Richard Weber, Paul Balzer, Oliver Michler, Erik Mademann:
Improved RO-SLAM using activity classification for automated V2X infrastructure mapping. 1-8 - Markus Ulmschneider, Ronald Raulefs, Christian Gentner, Michael Walter:
Multipath assisted positioning in vehicular applications. 1-6 - Igor Passchier, Gwen van Vugt, Komal Rauf:
Testing of positioning and timing for cooperative and autonomous driving systems. 1-6 - Thomas Speth, Alexander Kamann, Thomas Brandmeier, Ulrich Jumar:
Precise relative ego-positioning by stand-alone RTK-GPS. 1-6 - Hirofumi Onishi, Kazuo Yoshida, Takeshi Kato:
GNSS vulnerabilities and vehicle applications. 1-5 - Ahmad El Assaad, Markus Krug, Georg Fischer:
Vehicle self-localization for advanced driver assistance systems. 1-6 - Ioan Domuta, Tudor Petru Palade:
Adaptive Kalman Filter for target tracking in the UWB networks. 1-6 - Adrian Figueroa, Belal Al-Qudsi, Niko Joram, Frank Ellinger:
Comparison of two-way ranging with FMCW and UWB radar systems. 1-6 - Alexandre Bousaid, Theodoros Theodoridis, Samia Nefti-Meziani:
Introducing a novel marker-based geometry model in monocular vision. 1-6 - Homayoun Nikookar:
Optimal wavelet design for TOA ranging in the presence of synchronization error. 1-6 - Julia Maria Engelbrecht, Richard Weber, Oliver Michler:
Reduction of multipath propagation influences at PoA positioning using uniform circular array antennas analyses based on measurements in vehicular scenarios. 1-5 - Marco Gunia, Florian Protze, Niko Joram, Frank Ellinger:
Setting up an Ultra-Wideband positioning system using off-the-shelf components. 1-6
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