Analysis of Topological Structure of TDOA Base-station Spatial and Location Precision on AWGN
Gong Fengxun, Ma Cuicui, Yanqiu Ma
Abstract
Gong Fengxun, Ma Cuicui, Yanqiu Ma
Abstract
On the Gaussian white noise environment, based on the TDOA multi-base stations, it is presented in this paper by adding the quantities of base stations, which improving TDOA location precision method. Secondly, multi-base stations distributed situation are discussed in order to analyze the impacts to precision. At last, for the mobile targets in multibase stations, the simulation based on multi-base stations location method is carried with Friedlander algorithm, and the impact of positioning algorithm is analyzed using cumulative distribution function (CDF) as a positioning accuracy of the evaluation of different indicators for multi-base stations and different geometric distribution of base stations, simulation results show that the positioning precision of the regular polygon is lower than the arbitrary polygon.
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On the Gaussian white noise environment, based on the TDOA multi-base stations, it is presented in this paper by adding the quantities of base stations, which improving TDOA location precision method. Secondly, multi-base stations distributed situation are discussed in order to analyze the impacts to precision. At last, for the mobile targets in multibase stations, the simulation based on multi-base stations location method is carried with Friedlander algorithm, and the impact of positioning algorithm is analyzed using cumulative distribution function (CDF) as a positioning accuracy of the evaluation of different indicators for multi-base stations and different geometric distribution of base stations, simulation results show that the positioning precision of the regular polygon is lower than the arbitrary polygon.
Key concepts: Multilateration, Base station, Polygon (computer graphics), Computer science, Additive white Gaussian noise, Base (topology), Algorithm, Gaussian