Adaptable tracking with respect to accuracy - energy - robustness
关于精度-能量-鲁棒性的适应性跟踪
基本信息
- 批准号:215910714
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- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Research Units
- 财政年份:2012
- 资助国家:德国
- 起止时间:2011-12-31 至 2019-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
During the first phase of BATS the tracking functionality was developed by TP5 and TP6. A tracking concept was designed, which provides field-strength based low energy tracking covering the complete area of the sensor net - focus of Tracking4BATS (TP5) - and increased accuracy in limited areas, based on phase coherent measurements - focus of Scalability4BATS (TP6). The close cooperation with the Fraunhofer IIS has to be underlined. Without the collaboration the design of the base station platform (OAK board) and the particular positioning antennas would have been hardly possible. Robustness4BATS, this project application, has to overcome limitations regarding the reliability of the computed trajectories. The limitations are due to multipath propagation, as has been observed during the field trial in Panama. Multipath propagation has to be detected, mitigated and preferably exploited, e.g. by augmenting the databases with multipath dependent fingerprints for better positioning. The two design criteria of phase 1, energy consumption and accuracy, have to be completed by a third criterion: robustness. The sensor data fusion has to render possible a user-driven balance among these conflicting goals. Quality indicators have to be devised to characterize the energy consumption, the accuracy and multipath propagation. The concept of two-tone signals has to be extended to multi-tone signals in order to measure the frequency response of the channel. The new signal design has to facilitate an environment-adaptable spectral power density of the transmit signal: for line-of-sight propagation accuracy should be maximized, in the case of multipath propagation robustness. This adaptability is an objective not yet investigated in Global Navigation Satellite Systems like GPS. It is central to the scientific outcome targeted at. Not only simultaneous multi-tone signals, but also frequency hopping shall be included, since commercial low-energy transceivers apply this kind of signals. To address these issues, the base stations including antennas have to be modified with the support of the Fraunhofer IIS.
在 BATS 的第一阶段,跟踪功能由 TP5 和 TP6 开发。设计了一种跟踪概念,它提供基于场强的低能量跟踪,覆盖传感器网络的整个区域 - Tracking4BATS (TP5) 的焦点 - 并基于相位相干测量提高有限区域的精度 - Scalability4BATS (TP6) 的焦点。必须强调与弗劳恩霍夫研究所的密切合作。如果没有合作,基站平台(OAK 板)和特定定位天线的设计几乎不可能实现。该项目应用程序 Robustness4BATS 必须克服计算轨迹可靠性方面的限制。正如在巴拿马的现场试验期间所观察到的那样,这些限制是由于多径传播造成的。必须检测、减轻并最好利用多径传播,例如通过使用多路径相关指纹来扩充数据库以实现更好的定位。第一阶段的两个设计标准,即能耗和精度,必须由第三个标准来完成:稳健性。传感器数据融合必须在这些相互冲突的目标之间实现用户驱动的平衡。必须设计质量指标来表征能耗、精度和多径传播。双音信号的概念必须扩展到多音信号,以便测量通道的频率响应。新的信号设计必须促进发射信号的环境适应性频谱功率密度:在多径传播鲁棒性的情况下,视线传播精度应最大化。这种适应性是 GPS 等全球导航卫星系统尚未研究的目标。它对于目标科学成果至关重要。不仅应包括同时多音信号,还应包括跳频,因为商业低能量收发器应用这种信号。为了解决这些问题,必须在 Fraunhofer IIS 的支持下对包括天线在内的基站进行改造。
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