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Indoor antenna sensor network positioning method based on received signal strength indication

A technology of received signal strength, sensor network, applied in wireless communication, advanced technology, electrical components and other directions, can solve the problem that directional antenna cannot guarantee that the radiation direction covers unknown nodes, dynamically update signal attenuation parameters, there is signal delay, fingerprint matching positioning Method mismatch phenomenon and other problems, to achieve the effect of reducing noise distribution and prior information requirements, reducing adverse effects, and reducing energy consumption

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-08-07
BEIHANG UNIV
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[0007] Although the above methods have achieved certain optimization results, there are still many defects in complex indoor environments.
For example, the directional antenna does not guarantee that its radiation direction covers unknown nodes; there is a signal delay in the dynamic update of signal attenuation parameters; there is a mismatch phenomenon in the fingerprint matching positioning method; the indoor environment noise distribution is unknown, etc.

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[0076] Such as Picture 9 As shown, 45 wireless sensor nodes are deployed in a 50m×50m two-dimensional space area; in the figure, the beacon node is a red five-pointed star, accounting for 20%; the unknown node that is successfully positioned is a solid black dot, the proportion is It is 80%; its estimated position is the solid gray origin; the unknown node that fails to locate is a hollow circle.

[0077] The positioning method of the present invention, the distance scalar method and the minimum-maximum method are used to locate unknown nodes respectively, and the positioning errors corresponding to each connectivity degree are obtained under the two conditions of uniform distribution and normal distribution. Picture 10 As shown, the red line rectangle icon in the figure is the positioning error obtained by the method of the present invention under different error distributions; the black line circle icon in the figure is the positioning error obtained using the distance vector m...

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The invention discloses an indoor antenna sensor network positioning method based on received signal strength indication. The method includes the steps of firstly, extracting indoor radiofrequency signal attenuation parameters; secondly, acquiring a received signal strength sample; thirdly, constructing confidence interval of a measuring distance by bootstrapping; fourthly, calculating a set of feasible solutions to estimated coordinates of unknown nodes in a set-membership estimation architecture; and fifthly, subjecting the set of feasible solutions to interval analysis to calculate node coordinates. The distance confidence interval is constructed by bootstrapping during distance estimation, so that positioning precision and robustness are improved and node energy consumption is reduced. During positioning, the set of feasible solutions to the node coordinates is subjected to interval analysis by set-membership estimation, and the estimated coordinates of the unknown nodes are calculated.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of indoor wireless sensor network node positioning, in particular to distance-related wireless sensor network positioning based on received signal strength indication, that is, an indoor wireless sensor network positioning method based on received signal strength indication. Background technique [0002] The wireless sensor network originated from the traditional sensor system used by the US military to monitor the opposing military vehicle during the Vietnam War. Since the 21st century, with the development of sensor technology, computer technology and information technology, wireless sensor networks have entered the fourth generation of sensor networks. The wireless sensor network consists of a large number of micro sensor nodes in the deployment area, forming a self-organizing distributed network through wireless communication, which is responsible for monitoring the physical information (temperature and humidity, air p...

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IPC IPC(8): H04W64/00
CPCY02B60/50Y02D30/70
Inventor 于宁李立功任永吉冯仁剑吴银锋万江文
Owner BEIHANG UNIV
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