Application of indoor navigation technologies under practical conditions

Jensen, Bjorn; Kruse, Ralf; Wendholt, Birgit

doi:10.1109/wpnc.2009.4907837

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“…Rehrl et al [4] reported about RENA, an indoor/outdoor resource-adaptive multi-modal transport navigation system that seamlessly switches between indoor (WLAN) and outdoor (GPS) positioning. Several other examples for indoor/outdoor systems can be found in the work of Jensen et al [5] An extensive overview of indoor positioning systems can be found in Go et al and Hui et al [6,7] The authors conclude that each sensor used for indoor positioning has limitations and cannot entirely satisfy "the system requirements of performance and cost".…”

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“…We strongly agree that LBS needs to be extended to include an indoor 3D model (or a 2D horizontal model) as soon as possible and also a "full" 3D model (i.e., BIM and CityGML) must be developed in the future. In most research, [5,22] route finding is supported by using Points of Interest (POI) and Landmarks inside of buildings. However, they hardy exist in terms of customer recommendations.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Toward seamless indoor-outdoor applications: Developing stakeholder-oriented location-based services

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Zlatanova

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Geo-spatial Information Science

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Location-Based Services (LBS), an emerging new business based on smartphone and mobile networks, are becoming more and more popular. Most of these LBSs, however, only offer non-seamless indoor/outdoor applications and simple applications without giving stakeholders the chance to play an active role. Our specific aim is to solve these issues. This paper presents concepts to solve these issues by expanding the Open Location Services Interface Standard (OpenLS) to allow seamless indoor/outdoor positioning and to extend the content of the services to include information recommended by stakeholders.

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confidence: 99%

Section: Extending Openls For Representing Customer Recommendationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Toward seamless indoor-outdoor applications: Developing stakeholder-oriented location-based services

Ogawa

Verbree

Zlatanova

et al. 2011

Geo-spatial Information Science

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“…The indoor location could also be used to allow emergency services to explore unknown areas in an easier and more efficient way (Pahlavan, Li and Mäkelä, 2002;Jensen, Kruse and Wendholt, 2009).…”

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Point of Interest Awareness Using Indoor Positioning With a Mobile Phone

Pombinho¹,

Afonso²,

Carmo³

2011

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Pervasive and Embedded Computing and Communication Systems

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Abstract:Although location based applications have been gaining popularity, most positioning devices do not work when in an indoor environment, hindering the development of both mixed and indoor location based applications. In this paper we present a point of interest aware application that shows information to the user that is dependent on his indoor location. To be able to detect the user's position, we propose a technique, based on the detection of footsteps, and the direction in which they were taken, to be able to calculate the position of the user inside a building. To improve the accuracy of the system, we use information about the buildings floor plan to create a graph that can be used to correct invalid movements.

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Application of indoor navigation technologies under practical conditions

Cited by 2 publications

References 18 publications

Toward seamless indoor-outdoor applications: Developing stakeholder-oriented location-based services

Toward seamless indoor-outdoor applications: Developing stakeholder-oriented location-based services

Point of Interest Awareness Using Indoor Positioning With a Mobile Phone

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