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24 July 1997 Low-cost alternative to GPS for determining coordinates of large sensor nets
Kent J. Kogler, George Stefanek, Edward M. Kozak Jr., Joseph Petrovic
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Abstract
In many applications, sensors can be precisely placed to optimally achieve their intended monitoring function. However circumstances arise in which sensors must be delivered to a remote location by air drop or from gun launched projectiles due to presence of hostile forces and environments or unavailability of resources for their accurate placement. Consequently, sensors are distributed in a random pattern. This paper presents an approach to locating each sensor in the net from a remote location. It further describes an approach to propagating the coordinates to a remote control point and identifying the coordinates of sensors activated by intrusion.
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Kent J. Kogler, George Stefanek, Edward M. Kozak Jr., and Joseph Petrovic "Low-cost alternative to GPS for determining coordinates of large sensor nets", Proc. SPIE 3081, Peace and Wartime Applications and Technical Issues for Unattended Ground Sensors, (24 July 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.280654
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Transmitters

Receivers

Remote sensing

Sensor networks

Signal to noise ratio

Computer simulations

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