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Navigation systems based on GSM

Victor Sineglazov, S. S. Shildskyi

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Abstract

The development of a positioning algorithm on the board of a moving object using the information about the direction of signal reception from global system for mobile base stations. The developed system may be used as the effective and reliable method of positioning. Mobile module can help to solve all the types of positioning problems.

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The development of a positioning algorithm on the board of a moving object using the information about the direction of signal reception from global system for mobile base stations. The developed system may be used as the effective and reliable method of positioning. Mobile module can help to solve all the types of positioning problems.

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The development of a positioning algorithm on the board of a moving object using the information about the direction of signal reception from global system for mobile base stations. The developed system may be used as the effective and reliable method of positioning. Mobile module can help to solve all the types of positioning problems.

Key concepts: GSM, Computer science, Hybrid positioning system, Base station, Positioning system, Real-time computing, Mobile telephony, Global Positioning System

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