dynamic navigation method with multisubstations based on doppler shift
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Abstract
The mobile terminals must be compensated for the Doppler effect in their moving communication. This special characteristic of mobile communication can be developed in some new applications. This paper proposes methods to realize mobile navigation calculation via Doppler shifts. It gives the theory of relationship between the motion parameters, like directions and speed, and frequency shifts caused by multibase stations. The simulation illustrates how to compute the movement parameters of numerical calculation and what should be care for the problem near angle 90 degree. It also gives an application with Google map and dynamical locating position and direction on a mobile phone by public wireless network. Given the simulation analysis and navigation test, the results show that this method has a good effect.
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| Authors | ;Jianyang Zhao;Weihong Ding;Zujun Ding;Lianfeng Shen;Jin Zhao |
| Journal | Journal of the American Heart Association |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.1155/2015/245837
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