Based on Wavelet Transform of TDOA/AOA Location Tracking Algorithm

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In cellular network mobile station location, the actual measured values non-line-of-sight error exists, makes the precision positioning algorithm based on the measured value is lower, aiming at the effects of non-line-of-sight error on the positioning performance, this paper proposes a new algorithm to reduce non line-of-sight error. Using wavelet transform to signal de-noising effect, eliminate the error in the measured value and reuse method of TDOA/AOA location algorithm to estimate mobile station location, with a certain distance threshold to mobile station location tracking. Simulation results show that the algorithm can effectively improve the positioning precision in non line-of-sight environments, positioning result was significantly better than Chan algorithm and TDOA/AOA location method algorithm.

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