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GSM localization

GSM localization is the use of GSM mobile phones to determine the location of the user.

Table of contents
1 Types
2 See also
3 External links

Types

LBS are the Localization Based Systems. One can find several types:

  • Cell ID The precision of this method is 200 meters in urban areas, 2 km in suburban areas and 3-4 km in rural zones.

  • Enhanced Cell ID With this method one can get a precision similar to Cell ID, but for rural areas, with circular sectors of 550 meters.

  • TOA: Time Of Arrival

  • AOA:Angle Of Arrival

  • E-OTD: Itīs similar to TOA, but the position itīs estimated by the mobile phone, not by the base station. The precision of this method depends on the number of availables LMUs in the networks, varing from 50 to 200 m.

See also

External links





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