Localization systems typically make use of redundant range or angle measurements from as many neighbours as possible to reduce location error.
Abstract—Localization systems typically make use of redun- dant range or angle measurements from as many neighbours as possible to reduce location error.
Localization systems typically make use of redundant range or angle measurements from as many neighbours as possible to reduce location error.
Localization systems typically make use of redundant range or angle measurements from as many neighbours as possible to reduce location error.
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This article explores the implementation of high-accuracy GPS-denied ad hoc localization. Little research exists on ad hoc ultra-wideband-enabled ...
Localization is an inevitable challenge when dealing with wireless sensor nodes and a problem that has been studied for many years.
In this paper, we present a novel location discovery approach, which we call AHLoS (Ad-Hoc Lo- calization System), for wireless sensor networks. Only a small ...