Geo-locating moving wireless devices
AssigneeSR Technologies, Inc.
InventorsMark Passler, Steven Romanow
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AssigneeSR Technologies, Inc.
InventorsMark Passler, Steven Romanow
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A method in a wireless device (WD) for determining a best-fit geo-location of a target station is described. The best-fit geo-location is determined using a plurality of round-trip times (RTTs). The target station is movable. The method includes assigning values to current target station parameters. The current target station parameters include a current location for the target station and movement parameters. A plurality of square residuals is determined based at least in part on the current target station parameters. Each square residual of the plurality of square residuals corresponds to one RTT. A minimum of a sum of squared residuals (SSR) is determined based at least on the plurality of square residuals. best-fit parameters are determined based at least in part on the determined minimum of the SSR. In addition, the best-fit geo-location of the target station is determined based at least on the best-fit parameters.
A method in a wireless device (WD) for determining a best-fit geo-location of a target station using a plurality of round-trip times (RTTs), each RTT being a time elapsed between a transmission of a ranging packet by the WD and a reception of a response packet by the WD, the target station being movable, the method comprising:
A wireless device (WD) for determining a geo-location of a target station using round-trip times (RTTs) of a plurality of signals transmitted by the WD to the target station, and response signals received from the target station corresponding to the transmitted signals, the WD comprising processing circuitry configured to:
A measuring station for determining a best-fit geo-location of a target station using a plurality of round-trip times (RTTs), each RTT being a time elapsed between a transmission of a ranging packet by the measuring station and a reception of a response packet by the measuring station, the measuring station comprising:
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