IMPLEMENTATION ON MOBILE & WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS APPLICATIONS AND ADVANCE LTE
Keywords:
possibility, geolocating, two-dimensional, mapping, parameters, Computer simulationAbstract
The possibility of geolocating a Long Term Evolution (LTE) subscriber station based on the timing advance ranging parameter within the network signal internals is investigated in this thesis. The basic approach to geo location based on radial distances from multiple base stations is outlined. Specifics of the timing parameters used during LTE network entry are examined as they relate to calculating these distances. Computer simulation is used to demonstrate expected geo location accuracy in multiple base station networks when estimating likely locations of subscriber stations on a two-dimensional coordinate mapping system.
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