2023
DOI: 10.5194/isprs-archives-xlviii-m-1-2023-355-2023
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Monitoring the Environment in Smart Cities: The Importance of Geospatial Location Referencing

Abstract: Abstract. The Smart City concept is taking momentum recently as big metropolises as well as mid-size cities are intensifying their efforts to improve the life of people living in dense urban environment. Local governments are eager to have up-to-date information of every aspect of city life, including environmental data, such as air and water quality parameters; mobility data, such as traffic flow, including vehicles, transit passengers; crowd control, such as public events, mobility in hospitals; life quality… Show more

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“…The free-network formation algorithm developed earlier (Ladai and Toth, 2022) was tested on multiple measurement configurations with applying various approximations. The 2D ground control network used in the May 2022 data acquisition campaign at OSU (Suleymanoglu et al, 2023) was used in this investigation. While we had ranges measured between any 2 points, the network code was also tested with incomplete distance matrices by omitting some of the distance measurements.…”
Section: Performance Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The free-network formation algorithm developed earlier (Ladai and Toth, 2022) was tested on multiple measurement configurations with applying various approximations. The 2D ground control network used in the May 2022 data acquisition campaign at OSU (Suleymanoglu et al, 2023) was used in this investigation. While we had ranges measured between any 2 points, the network code was also tested with incomplete distance matrices by omitting some of the distance measurements.…”
Section: Performance Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%