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Determining location with diffraction propagation Micah Taylor 2008-10-13 http://kixor.net/school/2008fall/comp790/project/
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Localization
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Finding location relative to wave source
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Localization Finding location relative to wave source –Cell phones
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Localization Finding location relative to wave source –Cell phones –GPS
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Localization Finding location relative to wave source –Cell phones –GPS –Much work in robotics
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Types of propagation
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RF propagation Direct –From source to receiver –Strongest
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RF propagation Direct –From source to listener –Strongest Reflection –Bounces off things –Multipath
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RF propagation Direct –From source to listener –Strongest Reflection –Bounces off things –Multipath
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RF propagation Direct –From source to listener –Strongest Reflection –Bounces off things –Multipath Diffraction –Travel around buildings –Multipath
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Diffraction
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Bending around objects
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Diffraction Bending around objects Allows out of LOS paths
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Diffraction Bending around objects Allows out of LOS paths
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Diffraction Bending around objects Allows out of LOS paths Very important for signal in cities!
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Diffraction research
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Huygens’ diffraction
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Diffraction research Huygens’ diffraction
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Diffraction research Huygens’ diffraction Several models
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Diffraction research Huygens’ diffraction Several models –Huygens-Kirchhoff –Fresnel –GTD –UTD –BTM
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Frustum tracing
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No complicated wave effects
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Frustum tracing No complicated wave effects Uses geometry to estimate propagation
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Frustum tracing No complicated wave effects Uses geometry to estimate propagation Models propagation
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Frustum tracing No complicated wave effects Uses geometry to estimate propagation Models propagation –Stronger in LOS –Bounces
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Frustum tracing No complicated wave effects Uses geometry to estimate propagation Models propagation –Stronger in LOS –Bounces Discrete volumes
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Advantages
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Very fast
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Advantages Very fast Supports moving objects
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Advantages Very fast Supports moving objects Different materials
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Advantages Very fast Supports moving objects Different materials Convincing results
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Advantages Very fast Supports moving objects Different materials Convincing results Runs on ordinary PC
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Other work
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Raytracing
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Other work Raytracing –Dynamic/complex scenes –Slow and aliases
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Other work Raytracing –Dynamic/complex scenes –Slow and aliases
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Other work Raytracing –Dynamic/complex scenes –Slow and aliases Beam tracing
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Other work Raytracing –Dynamic/complex scenes –Slow and aliases Beam tracing –Fast without aliasing –Static/simple scenes
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Other work Raytracing –Dynamic/complex scenes –Slow and aliases Beam tracing –Fast without aliasing –Static/simple scenes
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Other work Raytracing –Dynamic/complex scenes –Slow and aliases Beam tracing –Fast without aliasing –Static/simple scenes Frustum tracing
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Other work Raytracing –Dynamic/complex scenes –Slow and aliases Beam tracing –Fast without aliasing –Static/simple scenes Frustum tracing –Some aliasing
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Goals
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Combine RF diffraction with frustum tracing
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Goals Combine RF diffraction with frustum tracing Find possible paths through environment
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Goals Combine RF diffraction with frustum tracing Find possible paths through environment Attempt localization using path attenuation
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