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SAM-P3: Source Localization and Tracking

Session Type: Poster
Time: Thursday, May 30, 08:00 - 10:00
Location: Poster Area J
Session Chair: Dominic K.C. Ho, University of Missouri, USA
 
  SAM-P3.1: SPARSITY-AWARE TDOA LOCALIZATION OF MULTIPLE SOURCES
         Hadi Jamali-Rad; Delft University of Technology
         Geert Leus; Delft University of Technology
 
  SAM-P3.2: JOINT SOURCE LOCALIZATION AND SENSOR POSITION REFINEMENT FOR SENSOR NETWORKS
         Ming Sun; University of Missouri
         Zhenhua Ma; University of Missouri
         K.C. Ho; University of Missouri
 
  SAM-P3.3: A NEW PASSIVE SOURCE LOCALIZATION METHOD USING AOA-GROA-TDOA IN WIRELESS SENSOR ARRAY NETWORKS AND ITS CRAMÉR-RAO BOUND ANALYSIS
         Ji-An Luo; Zhejiang University
         Xiao-Ping Zhang; Ryerson University
         Zhi Wang; Zhejiang University
 
  SAM-P3.4: SOFT RESAMPLING FOR IMPROVED INFORMATION RETENTION IN PARTICLE FILTERING
         Praveen Choppala; Victoria University of Wellington
         Paul Teal; Victoria University of Wellington
         Marcus Frean; Victoria University of Wellington
 
  SAM-P3.5: SINGLE TARGET DETECTION AND TRACKING USING DIRECTION-OF-ARRIVAL SPECTRUM
         Pei Hua Leong; The Australian National University
         Thushara Abhayapala; The Australian National University
 
  SAM-P3.6: RANGE BASED SENSOR NODE LOCALIZATION IN THE PRESENCE OF UNKNOWN CLOCK SKEWS
         Mohammad Reza Gholami; Chalmers University of Technology
         Sinan Gezici; Bilkent University
         Erik G. Ström; Chalmers University of Technology
 
  SAM-P3.7: TRACKING WITH RFID ASYNCHRONOUS MEASUREMENTS BY PARTICLE FILTERING
         Li Geng; Stony Brook University
         Mónica Bugallo; Stony Brook University
         Petar Djuric; Stony Brook University
 
  SAM-P3.8: MANEUVERING TARGET ALTITUDE TRACKING IN OVER-THE-HORIZON RADARS EXPLOITING MULTIPATH DOPPLER SIGNATURES
         Yimin D. Zhang; Villanova University
         Jun Jason Zhang; University of Denvor
         Moeness G. Amin; Villanova University
         Braham Himed; Air Force Research Laboratory
 
  SAM-P3.9: A LINEAR COMPLEXITY PARTICLE APPROACH TO THE EXACT MULTI-SENSOR PHD
         Paolo Braca; NATO STO-CMRE
         Stefano Marano; University of Salerno
         Vincenzo Matta; University of Salerno
         Peter Willett; University of Connecticut
 
  SAM-P3.10: ON PASSIVE TDOA AND FDOA LOCALIZATION USING TWO SENSORS WITH NO TIME OR FREQUENCY SYNCHRONIZATION
         Arie Yeredor; Tel Aviv University
 
  SAM-P3.11: BROADBAND LOCALIZATION IN A DISPERSIVE MEDIUM THROUGH SPARSE WAVENUMBER ANALYSIS
         Joel B. Harley; Carnegie Mellon University
         José M.F. Moura; Carnegie Mellon University
 
  SAM-P3.12: RECEIVED SIGNAL STRENGTH-BASED SENSOR LOCALIZATION IN SPATIALLY CORRELATED SHADOWING
         Reza Monir Vaghefi; Virginia Tech
         R. Michael Buehrer; Virginia Tech
 
  SAM-P3.13: LOCALIZATION OF MOBILE EQUIPMENT IN RADIO ENVIRONMENTS WITH NO LINE-OF-SIGHT PATH
         Jie Chen; University of California, Irvine
         Feng Jiang; University of California, Irvine
         A. Lee Swindlehurst; University of California, Irvine
         Jose A. López-Salcedo; Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
 
  SAM-P3.14: ASYNCHRONOUS TIME-OF-ARRIVAL-BASED SOURCE LOCALIZATION
         Reza Monir Vaghefi; Virginia Tech
         R. Michael Buehrer; Virginia Tech