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Cell Phone Localization with RF Signal Strength Fingerprints

Posted on November 13, 2017 Written by Gregory Durgin

Indoor/Outdoor Location of Cellular Handsets Based on Received Signal Strength

DocumentID: PG-TR-040618-JZ
Date: June 18, 2004
Jian Zhu and Prof. Gregory D. Durgin

This report is a the first university measurement campaign demonstrating the ability of cell phone received signal strength fingerprinting to provide E911-grade localization of users. Performed by Georgia Tech students with help from Polaris Wireless LLC, this technique is now used all over the world to supplement GPS in emergency response and lawful intercept situations.

Prof. June Zhang at University of Hawaii

Posted on November 9, 2017 Written by Gregory Durgin

Although we did not convince her to stay at GT for graduate school, Prof. June Zhang in the University of Hawaii’s EE department is one of our favorite alumni at the GT Prop group. Check out her research page on modeling complex systems such as blackouts, disease outbreaks, and viral videos.

Invited Talk at Valpo

Posted on November 4, 2017 Written by Gregory Durgin

Prof. Durgin will be delivering an invited lecture, “Wireless Forever,” on Tuesday evening, 7 Nov 2017, at Valparaiso University. This is part of the distinguished lecturer series for the IEEE Council on RFID. Download the presentation at [DL_Presentation_Valpo].

Bonus presentation for the Valpo EE students: [Ugrad_Presentation_Valpo].

Hello world, again

Posted on October 23, 2017 Written by Gregory Durgin

Welcome to the reboot of the GT Propagation Group website. Looking forward to documenting our students’ activities in this space.

Home of the Georgia Tech Propagation Group

News and Resources for the Durgin Research Group

Cell Phone Localization with RF Signal Strength Fingerprints

Indoor/Outdoor Location of Cellular Handsets Based on Received Signal Strength

Prof. June Zhang at University of Hawaii

Invited Talk at Valpo

Hello world, again