Indoor Geolocation

Indoor Geolocation

Indoor Geolocation is the process of finding geolocation of an electronic device inside a building. Since technologies used for indoor geolocation are substantially different from technologies used for outdoor geolocation this area is considered as a separate area of science and technology ref|indoor.

References

#cite journal|author=Kaveh Pahlavan, Xinrong Li, and Juha Pekka Makela|title=Indoor Geolocation Science and Technology|journal=IEEE Communications Magazine|pages=112–118|volume=40|issue=2|date=February 2002|doi=10.1109/35.983917.


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