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IEICE Transactions on Communications
E91.B (2008) , No. 11 pp.3450-3460
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Multi-Floor Semantically Meaningful Localization Using IEEE 802.11 Network Beacons
Uzair AHMAD1), Brian J. D'AURIOL1), Young-Koo LEE1) and Sungyoung LEE1)
1) Department of Computer Engineering, Kyung Hee University
(Manuscript received: February 27, 2008)
(Manuscript revised: June 1, 2008)
SUMMARY  This paper presents a new methodology, Beacognition, for real-time discovery of the associations between a signal space and arbitrarily defined regions, termed as Semantically Meaningful Areas (SMAs), in the corresponding physical space. It lets the end users develop semantically meaningful location systems using standard 802.11 network beacons as they roam through their environment. The key idea is to discover the unique associations using a beacon popularity model. The popularity measurements are then used to localize the mobile devices. The beacon popularity is computed using an `election' algorithm and a new recognition model is presented to perform the localization task. We have implemented such a location system in a five story campus building. The comparative results show significant improvement in localization by achieving on average 83% SMA and 88% Floor recognition rate in less than one minute per SMA training time.
Key words:  positioning and ranging, pattern discovery and recognition, ubiquitous and mobile computing

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Uzair AHMAD, Brian J. D'AURIOL, Young-Koo LEE and Sungyoung LEE, “Multi-Floor Semantically Meaningful Localization Using IEEE 802.11 Network Beacons”, IEICE Trans. Commun., Vol. E91.B, No. 11, pp.3450-3460, 2008 .

doi:10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.11.3450
JOI  JST.JSTAGE/transcom/E91.B.3450
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