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Empirical pathloss model for indoor geolocation using UWB measurements

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3 Author(s)
Alsindi, N. ; Center for Wireless Inf. Network Studies, Worcester Polytech. Inst., MA ; Alavi, B. ; Pahlavan, K.

A novel empirical approach is presented for modelling the path loss behaviour of the direct path (DP) between the transmitter and receiver, which is important for time-of-arrival-based indoor geolocation coverage characterisation. Using ultra wideband (UWB) measurements in four sites and three ranging scenarios, pathloss models at 500 MHz and 3 GHz system bandwidths are provided, centred on 4.5 GHz for DP and total signal power. In addition, ranging coverage analysis is provided using the DP models

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Electronics Letters  (Volume:43 ,  Issue: 7 )

Date of Publication: March 29 2007

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