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Localization of Packet Based Radio Transmitters in Space, Time, and Frequency Export

In Forty-Second Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems, and Computers (October 2008)

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80211 80211b 80211bg geolocation multiple-sources packet-radio-networks source-localization tdoa

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We consider a scenario with multiple radio sources performing packet based transmissions. Each source is characterized by its power spectral density and on/off activity sequence. We propose to use a network of sensors for performing radio scene analysis. Each sensor computes the spectrogram of the received signal with a certain time and frequency resolution. Spectrograms from different sensors are collected and arraigned in a three-way array whose three dimensions correspond to space, time, and frequency indices. We propose an algorithm that recovers sources to sensors channel gain coefficients, power spectral densities three-way array. Recovery process is illustrated with simulation examples involving 802.11b/g sources.


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