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ULTRAWIDEBAND INDOOR LOCATION AND TRACKING SYSTEM
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Title
ULTRAWIDEBAND
INDOOR
LOCATION
AND
TRACKING
SYSTEM
Author
Chen, Qing
Keywords
ultrawideband
tracking system
indoor
Abstract
The
objective
of this
thesis
is
to
demonstrate
an
indoor
intruder
location
and
tracking
system
with
UltraWideBand
(UWB)
technology
and
use
data
compression
and
Constant
False
Alarm
Rate
(CFAR)
techniques
to
improve
the
performance
of the
location
system.
Reliable
and
accurate
indoor
positioning
requires
a
local
replacement
for
GPS
systems
since
satellite
signals
are not
available
indoors.
UWB
systems
are
particularly
suitable
for
indoor
location
systems
due
their
inherent
capabilities
such
as
low-power
,
multi-path
rejection
, and
wide
bandwidth.
In
our
application
,
we
are
using
UWB
radios
as a
radar
system
for
tracking
targets
in
indoor
locations.
We
also
use
Discrete
Cosine
Transform
(DCT)
to
compress
the
UWB
scan
waveforms
from the
receivers
to the
main
computer
to
conserve
bandwidth.
At the
main
computer
,
we
use
Inverse
DCT
to
recover
the
original
signal.
The
UWB
intruder
detection
system
has the
indoor
tracking
accuracy
of
four
inches.
There are
many
military
and
commercial
applications
such
as
tracking
firefighters
and
locating
trapped
people
in
earthquake
zones
, and
so
on.
This
thesis
demonstrates
the
capability
of a
UWB
radar
system
to
locate
and
track
an
intruder
to an
accuracy
of
four
inches
in an
indoor
cluttered
environment.
Adviser
Turgut, Damla
Publisher
University
of
Central
Florida
Degree
M.S.Cp.E.
Degree Discipline
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Degree Grantor
Engineering and Computer Science
Degree Program
Computer Engineering
Graduation Date
2006-08-01
Type
Master's thesis
Access Level
Public - Allow Worldwide Access
Release Date
2007-01-31
Repository
University Archives
Repository Collection
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Identifier
CFE0001233
Access Link
http://purl.fcla.edu/fcla/etd/CFE0001233
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