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An investigation into the viability of using radio signal strength across multiple frequencies for personnel tracking
Location systems for tracking people and objects have many potential applications, such as: safety, security, logistics, control, surveillance and automation. GPS is such a system, but does not work accurately indoors. This project was initiated to further investigate a location technique developed...
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Department of Electrical Engineering
2014
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