Personnel tracking in indoor environment
Global Positioning System technology are becoming more commonly wide spread and had many users both commercially and military. Its properties of being able to precisely determine the user location on any part of the Earth surface has made it the most important tool in navigation be in land or air...
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Format: | Final Year Project |
Language: | English |
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2010
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10356/40830 |
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Institution: | Nanyang Technological University |
Language: | English |
Summary: | Global Positioning System technology are becoming more commonly wide spread and
had many users both commercially and military. Its properties of being able to precisely
determine the user location on any part of the Earth surface has made it the most
important tool in navigation be in land or air.
No matter how essential the Global Positioning System has become, it still however
suffer a major drawback which is currently unavoidable which is this system is unable to
be utilized in an indoor environment. Due to its weak signal transmission, Global
Positioning System will most of the time require a line-of-sight transmission between
the transmitter and the receiver.
In this project, building a system similar of that to Global Positioning System will be
required so as to enable tracking of any item in an indoor environment. This system can
be replicated by using the Radio Frequency Identification technology.
Also, in this project, it is necessary to design an application to suit the indoor tracking
system so it is of importance to design a navigation graphical user interface that enable
to track a particular item in three-dimensional space. With the combination of the
hardware system and the graphical user interface, this system be found in places like
hospital or manufacturing plant where monitoring of the work flow can be possible. |
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