GPS is known to be susceptible to interference, jamming, blockage, and attenuation especially in urban and indoor environments. The development of positioning systems in GPS-limited environments is of great interest for both military and commercial location-based applications. In such environments, signals of opportunity (SOOP) can be explored to supplement GPS and other navigation systems [5], [9], [10]. By SOOP, we mean those signals that are not originally intended (designed) for positioning but they are ubiquitous: freely available all the time and everywhere (within a certain range).
Mobile positioning via fusion of mixed signals of opportunity
IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine ; 29 , 4 ; 34-46
2014-04-01
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