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....coordinate system. draw n much attention recently. The new regulations introduce stringent demands on the accuracy of mobile phone location. The FCC requires that by October 2001, thew ireless operators locate the position of emergency callerswle a root mean square error below 125m [9]. Several radio location methods are proposed for locating the Mobile Stations (MSs) in cellular systems [2] the Signal Strength method, the Angle of Arrival (AOA) method, the Time of Arrival (TOA) and Time Di#erence of Arrival (TDOA) methods. The Time of Arrival and Signal Strength methods use ....
FCC RM-8143. Revision of the commission rules to ensure compatibility with enhanced 911 emergency cal ling system, RM 8143, FCC, October 1994.
GPS-free positioning in mobile ad hoc networks - Capkun, Hamdi, Hubaux (2001) (107 citations) (Correct)
....services in mobile systems have drawn much attention recently. The new regulations introduce stringent demands on the accuracy of mobile phone location. The FCC requires that by October 2001, the wireless operators locate the position of emergency callers with a root mean square error below 125m [9]. Several radio location methods are proposed for locating the Mobile Stations (MSs) in cellular systems [2] the Signal Strength method, the Angle of Arrival (AOA) method, the Time of Arrival (TOA) and Time Difference of Arrival (TDOA) methods. The Time of Arrival and Signal Strength methods use ....
FCC RM-8143. Revision of the commission rules to ensure compatibility with enhanced 911 emergency calling system, RM 8143, FCC, October 1994.
Applying Pattern Recognition Techniques based on Hidden.. - Mangold, Kyriazakos (1999) (1 citation) (Correct)
....advanced network operating are discussing methods for cost effective, accurate subscriber position location methods. The United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has required that, by Oct 2001, operators must be able to accurately locate mobile callers requesting emergency assistance [5, 6]. Operators have to identify the location of a cell phone call within 125m in 67 of all location trials. Several solutions for determining the mobile position are being investigated in the wireless industry, including also modifications of the handsets and base stations. While commercially ....
FCC, "Revision of the commissions rules to ensure compatibility with enhanced 911 emergency calling systems, cc cocket no. 94-102," Oct. 1994. RM-8143, FCC.
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