The goal of this project is to develop an organic indoor location discovery service, such that a mobile user with a wifi-enabled device can discover her/his location to roughly room granularity.
Project Lead: Prof. Seth Teller
Collaborators: Jonathan Ledlie (Nokia Research); Dorothy Curtis; Jamey Hicks (Nokia Research); Einat Minkov
Students: Jun-geun Park; Yoni Battat; Ben Charrow; David Lambeth; Dwayne Reeves; Russell Ryan; Ami Patel; Maria Frendberg
Jonathan Ledlie, Jun-geun Park, Dorothy Curtis, André Cavalcante, Leonardo Camara, Robson Vieira
Proc. International Conference on Indoor Positioning and Indoor Navigation (IPIN '11), 2011, to appear
Jun-geun Park, Dorothy Curtis, Seth Teller, Jonathan Ledlie
Proc. the 30th IEEE International Conference on Computer Communications (INFOCOM '11), pp.3182 - 3190, 2011
Einat Minkov, Ben Charrow, Jonathan Ledlie, Seth Teller, Tommi Jaakkola
Proc. 19th ACM International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management (CIKM '10)
Jun-geun Park, Ben Charrow, Jonathan Battat, Dorothy Curtis, Einat Minkov, Jamey Hicks, Seth Teller, Jonathan Ledlie
Proc. 8th International Conference on Mobile Systems, Applications, and Services (MobiSys '10), pp.271 - 284, 2010
Seth Teller, Jonathan Battat, Ben Charrow, Dorothy Curtis, Russell Ryan, Jonathan Ledlie, Jamey Hicks
MIT CSAIL Technical Report, MIT-CSAIL-TR-2008-075, 2008
The dataset used in Implications of Device Diversity for Organic Localization (INFOCOM '11) can be downloaded from here (970 KiB). This dataset contains 802.11 RF-scans from six heterogeneous devices for 18 locations.
We are grateful to Nokia Research Center for supplying WiFi-enabled phones as test devices for this project.