EP2494373A1 - Method and system for assisting with the locating of a mobile terminal in a closed environment using pseudolite base stations. - Google Patents
Method and system for assisting with the locating of a mobile terminal in a closed environment using pseudolite base stations.Info
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- the invention relates to assistance with the precise location of a mobile communication terminal equipped with satellite signal location functionality, in particular GPS (English initials set for Global Positioning System) in spaces. covered or closed in which the conventional satellite signals of the GPS type, for example, emitted by the satellites are little or not received.
- satellite signal location functionality in particular GPS (English initials set for Global Positioning System) in spaces. covered or closed in which the conventional satellite signals of the GPS type, for example, emitted by the satellites are little or not received.
- satellite tracking systems on which the invention can be applied such as Galileo, Glonass, Compass, QZSS systems for example.
- GPS Galileo, Glonass, Compass, QZSS systems
- mobile communication terminal is understood to mean any portable equipment equipped with a GPS receiver, such as a cell phone of a cellular telecommunication network, a laptop, a personal assistant or PDA (initials in English for Personal Digital Assistant), a portable music player, a simple portable GPS navigator ...
- a GPS receiver such as a cell phone of a cellular telecommunication network, a laptop, a personal assistant or PDA (initials in English for Personal Digital Assistant), a portable music player, a simple portable GPS navigator ...
- the GPS system makes it possible to provide terminals equipped with a GPS receiver with a location on a map in order, for example, to provide an indication of the route to take to arrive at a given location.
- This system was initially used for the purpose of providing a navigation aid for vehicle drivers. More recently, portable terminals equipped with GPS receivers have been developed, making it possible to extend the navigation assistance service to pedestrians equipped with these terminals.
- the SPS signals for civilian use are signals coded by a code called C / A (English initials set for Coarse / Acquisition) and broadcast on a carrier frequency L1 (1575.42 MHz).
- the C / A code consists of a 1023-bit pseudo-random sequence with a 1.023MHz clock. It is repeated every millisecond. Its small size allows the GPS receiver to quickly capture satellite information.
- Each satellite has its own pseudo-random code known as "Gold code”. This code has been studied to minimize the probability of confusing two different signals emitted by different satellites on the same frequency and to allow the measurement of a propagation time.
- the C / A code is not encrypted and is thus accessible to all users.
- the GPS system can provide a location with a horizontal accuracy ranging from 10 to 100 meters depending on the degradation or not of the signals received, a vertical accuracy of 156 meters, and a maximum error of 337 nanoseconds for UTC time.
- US Pat. No. 6,256,475 discloses an auxiliary system making it possible to acquire information on the ephemerides of the satellites and to transmit this information to the terminal.
- the wireless terminal has only to determine the distance signals, which can be achieved more quickly and cheaply.
- A-GPS system English initials set for Assisted Global Positioning System
- WA-GPS Wireless Assisted Global Positioning System
- GPS receivers are used.
- operator of a cellular radio network on which the mobile terminal is registered to help the mobile terminal determine the GPS satellites it must follow and acquire their signals.
- an operator server includes an antenna coupled to a receiver that searches for information from satellites (also known as reference receiver), a platform (hardware and software) to perform positioning calculations, and a computer (or "Gateway”) that connects the server to the IP network.
- the mobile terminal sends a request via the IP network to the A-GPS server to obtain the list of GPS signals that it must follow.
- the terminal operates autonomously. If the phone loses any GPS signal, it may request assistance from the A-GPS server again. With this assistance, the signal search performed by the terminal is greatly reduced. Typically, the time required for a first connection or TTFF (imperial initials set for Time To First Fix) from several minutes to only a few seconds.
- TTFF perial initials set for Time To First Fix
- the A-GPS receiver integrated in the terminal is able to detect and demodulate signals of very small magnitude.
- Previous GPS or A-GPS systems offer acceptable performance as long as the service user moves in an open environment with an unobstructed view to the sky.
- mobile terminals with GPS or A-GPS location functionality have their ability to locate considerably reduced, or even zero, as the user moves in a closed or covered environment, for example inside. buildings of a company, a shopping center, an airport, a museum, or a basement parking.
- the signals transmitted by the satellites are either undetected or received with power too low to be processed by the terminal.
- knowing that a minimum number of received GPS signals are necessary to allow a precise localization the probability that the terminal manages to locate itself inside the buildings remains very weak.
- pseudolites pseudo-satellites
- pseudolite base stations even if they are conveniently placed inside buildings, must cover the total area of buildings in which the terminals can evolve, without being too numerous for obvious reasons of cost.
- the power required for this causes a phenomenon of reception of signals tainted with a lot of interference for certain terminals operating in the immediate vicinity of a pseudolite base station. Indeed, for a terminal located near a pseudolite base station, the power level of the signal received from the latter may be too great compared to that received from a distant pseudolite base station. In this case, the strongest signal interferes with the measurement that the terminal makes of the most remote pseudolite base station.
- the invention proposes to solve the problems related to the reception of signals of very different levels for a GPS receiver operating in an environment in which a set of pseudolite base stations has been installed.
- This object is achieved according to the invention which has for its first object a method of assisting the location of a mobile communication terminal equipped with a satellite location receiver in a closed environment within which a set of stations base pseudolites has been installed, said satellite location receiver being adapted to receive coded signals transmitted by each of the pseudolite base stations of said set on a satellite communication link, the mobile communication terminal being further able to transmit signals on a wireless transmission link separate from said satellite communication link, the method being characterized in that it comprises the following steps:
- the step of determining the list of pseudolite base stations to listen consists in excluding from said set the pseudolite base stations for which the theoretical power values of the signals received are less than the highest theoretical power minus one predetermined margin.
- the margin is of the order of 24 dB for a signal transmitting a code broadcast at a frequency of 1575.42 MHz, and of the order of 20. dB in acquisition mode.
- the wireless transmission link is a WiFi type short-range link between the mobile communication terminal and at least one WiFi terminal installed inside the closed environment to which it is connected. 'interested.
- a Bluetooth short-range link may be used between the mobile communication terminal and at least one Bluetooth terminal installed within said environment.
- the steps of determining the theoretical power values and the determination of the list of pseudolite base stations to be listened to can be carried out either at the level of the mobile communication terminal or at the level of a server to which the base stations pseudolites of the assembly and said terminal are connected. In the latter case, the list is then transmitted to the mobile communication terminal advantageously via the wireless transmission link.
- the pre-location information can be used to calculate the distance D separating the mobile communication terminal and each of the pseudolite base stations from the set. It is then possible to deduce the theoretical value of the power received from the distance D and the power of the signals emitted by each of the radio stations. base pseudolites of the set using the law of radiofrequency wave propagation in free field.
- measurements of the power received from each of the pseudolite base stations at different points in the closed environment are recorded and stored beforehand.
- the theoretical values of the powers of the signals received by the satellite location receiver correspond to the values of the reading for the nearest point of the pre-location information, or these values are calculated by interpolation from the values of the statement.
- a prior modeling of the topology of the closed environment comprising the locations of the pseudolite base stations of the set, the absorption and / or reflection coefficients likely to be involved in the path of the waves between each pseudolite base station and different points of the environment so as to simulate the power received from each of the pseudolite base stations at different points of the closed environment.
- the theoretical values of the powers of the signals received by the satellite location receiver correspond to the values deduced from the modeling for the nearest point of the pre-location information, or calculated by interpolation from the data of the satellite location receiver. simulation.
- the present invention also relates to a system for assisting the location of a mobile communication terminal in a closed environment, the system comprising a set of pseudolite base stations installed inside said environment, capable of transmitting signals. encoded on a satellite communication link to a satellite location receiver equipping the terminal, the mobile communication terminal being further able to exchange signals on a wireless transmission link separate from said satellite communication link, the system characterized in that it further comprises: At least one terminal capable of exchanging signals with said mobile communication terminal on said wireless transmission link so as to be able to determine pre-location information of said mobile communication terminal from the signals transmitted by said terminal on said link; wireless transmission;
- a third subject of the invention concerns a mobile communication terminal equipped with a satellite location receiver able to receive, on a satellite communication link, coded signals transmitted by a set of pseudolite base stations of a satellite system. assisting the localization, and exchanging signals over a wireless transmission link separate from said satellite communication link, characterized in that it comprises means for acquiring and monitoring the coded signals transmitted by a list of pseudolite base stations selected from the set of pseudolite base stations according to a pre-location information of the terminal obtained from the signals transmitted on said wireless transmission link and the power of the signals transmitted by each of the pseudolites base stations of said together.
- the present invention further relates to a communication server characterized in that it is capable of being connected to a set of pseudolite base stations able to communicate with a satellite location receiver of a mobile communication terminal by a satellite communication link and at least one terminal capable of communicating with said terminal via a wireless communication link separate from said satellite communication link, and in that it comprises software means for determining the theoretical power values and the list according to the method.
- FIG. 1 schematically illustrates a possible architecture of a location assistance system according to the invention
- FIG. 2 illustrates, in the form of a simplified block diagram, the various steps implemented in a localization method according to the invention.
- the reference 1 indicates a location assistance system intended to provide, in a closed environment within which the system is implanted, a location aid to a mobile communication terminal 2 when this last enters the system cover.
- the location aid uses the coded signals transmitted by a predetermined number N of pseudolite base stations constituting a set of the system 1, of which four are visible in FIG. 1 and referenced PSI to PS4, these signals being able to be all or partly received by a GPS receiver (not shown) equipping the mobile communication terminal 2, depending on where the terminal is located at a given time.
- the assistance system 1 is coupled to the satellite navigation system represented by the general reference 3. In a variant, the assistance system 1 is completely autonomous, that is to say that the basic values used are known to the system 1 without the latter being connected to the satellite navigation system 3.
- the principle of the invention consists in allowing the elaboration of a preferred list of pseudolite base stations chosen from the set of pseudolite base stations included in the assistance system 1, so as to avoid the risks of interference. between the signals actually received by the GPS receiver of the mobile communication terminal 2. It proposes for this purpose to provide a particular signal processing that allows to exclude if necessary base stations pseudolites likely to emit a signal that would be received by the receiver with interference.
- the assistance system 1 preferably comprises a plurality of terminals, in the example represented, a number P of Wifi terminals of which only three, referenced WF1 to WF3, are visible on the figure. It should be noted that the invention is applicable in the case where only one terminal is used. These terminals are able to receive or transmit, automatically or on request, signals respectively transmitted or received by the mobile communication terminal 2 on a wireless transmission link 11 distinct from the GPS communication link 10 when the terminal 2 passes nearby. . Of course, the terminal 2 must also be equipped with means (not shown) for transmitting such WiFi signals.
- other short-range communication links such as a Bluetooth-type link
- the Wifi terminals then being replaced by appropriately placed Bluetooth terminals.
- Localization through these terminals can be calculated both by the terminal and then transmitted to the system than by the system after recovery of power measurements terminals WF1 to WF3 made by the terminal according to known methods (triangulation, fingerprinting, ). Since the terminal has already been located by the method described, it is also possible to use the localization provided by the location calculated by the valid pseudolite signals received by the terminal. In this case, the mobile terminal can transmit via the wireless transmission link 11, a signal comprising the pre-location calculated by the terminal. It is recalled that a combination of use of these means can be used.
- the reception of the signals by one or more of the terminals of the system makes it possible to determine, either by determining the terminal or terminals having received the signals, or by analyzing the contents of these signals (in which case the terminal transmits the location information), a minimum coarse location of the mobile terminal called in the following description prelocation information.
- the pre-location information is determined in all cases from the signals that are transmitted on the wireless transmission link 11.
- the pre-location information Once the pre-location information has been obtained, it is sought to determine, for this pre-location, the values of the powers 3 ⁇ 4 of the signals that would be theoretically received by the GPS receiver of the mobile communication terminal 2 from each of the radio stations. pseudolites base of said set (step S2 in Figure 2). This determination is performed using, on the one hand, the pre-location information, and, on the other hand, the power 3 ⁇ 4 of the signals emitted by each of the pseudolite base stations of the set, which is moreover known. To do this, several methods can be used:
- a first method consists in determining the values 3 ⁇ 4 by using the law of propagation of radio waves in free field expressed by the relation
- Z 2 is the distance separating the terminal 2 from each Psi pseudolite base station, estimated from the pre-location information and the knowledge of the positions of each of the pseudolite base stations of the system;
- P Ei is the power emitted by each psi pseudolite base station, known from the system.
- each pseudolite base station Psi point corresponding to the pre-location point of the terminal 2.
- a source of 10 W will produce a field E of 1 mV / m at a distance of 30 km, which, in radio, is not a negligible field.
- the determination step S2 will essentially consist of:
- a second method consists in carrying out a preliminary step of recording and storing measurements of the power received from each of the pseudolite base stations of said set at different points of the closed environment.
- the step of determining the theoretical values P Ri of the powers of the signals received by the GPS receiver consists in choosing in the reading the value of the power for the most close to the pre-location information.
- step S2 it is also possible to provide an interpolation calculation of the theoretical values of the powers of the signals received by the satellite location receiver after having chosen the known power values for the points closest to the pre-information information. location.
- a prior modeling of the topology of the closed environment including in particular the locations of the pseudolite base stations of the set, the absorption and / or reflection coefficients likely to take place in the path is carried out. waves between each pseudolite base station and different points of the environment. In the latter case, it is necessary to know all the materials used to define the walls, walls, ceiling ... existing in the closed environment. This modeling can then be used in real time to simulate the theoretical value P Ri of power received from each of the pseudolite base stations at different points of the closed environment, and in particular at the point given by the information of pre- location.
- the method according to the invention may advantageously comprise an additional step in which the terminal determines its location using the signals it receives from the base stations of the list, and measures the power of the signals that it actually receives pseudolite base stations, so as to allow dynamic update of the survey or modeling.
- the assistance method provides a step of determining a list of pseudolite base stations that the GPS receiver.
- the mobile communication terminal 2 must listen among the pseudolite base stations of the set from the theoretical values of the powers of the signals received (step S3 in FIG. 2).
- reception interference is likely to occur between the signals received from two pseudolite base stations when the ratio of the powers received by the terminal of these two stations is greater than one.
- threshold which is expressed in decibels, is around 24 dB in the tracking mode. This threshold can even go down to 20 dB in acquisition mode.
- the step S3 for determining the list preferably consists in excluding pseudolite base stations from said set for which the theoretical power values of the received signals are lower than the highest theoretical power minus a predetermined margin. , this margin being preferably of the order of 24 dB for a GPS type signal transmitting a code broadcast at a frequency of 1575.42 MHz in tracking mode, and of the order of 20 dB in acquisition mode.
- margins can be adjusted according to the characteristics of the location receiver used in the terminal.
- value of these margins is indicated here in the context of GPS signals, but other values must be used for other satellite tracking systems.
- the steps S2 and S3 can be implemented at the level of the assistance system 1, and more specifically by software means at a server 12 to which the different base stations pseudolites and Wifi or Bluetooth terminals are connected.
- the server 12 has been shown as implanted in the closed location to which the assistance system is dedicated.
- this server may be at another location, connected to the various elements of the system by a network 13 of the LAN type.
- the same server can also be used to work with different sets of pseudolites installed in different places, for example separate buildings.
- the Wifi terminals WF1 to WF3 made it possible to pre-locate the terminal 2 roughly and, according to the method according to the invention, one of the pseudolite base stations, here the PS3 station. , is excluded from all pseudolite base stations.
- the list developed in accordance with the method of the invention contains in this case only the stations PSI, PS2 and PS4.
- the system transmits this list to the terminal which can then continue its localization process based on the list.
- the means making it possible to transmit this list are the same as those which made it possible to receive the pre-location of the terminal, namely the WiFi or Bluetooth terminals of the system 1.
- the assistance system checks beforehand that the terminal 2 is entitled to the service. If this condition is met, the server will execute the algorithm to create the list of optimal pseudolite base stations. Then this list created is possibly stored by the server next to the terminal concerned so as to be able to update it according to the precise location of the terminal that could be transmitted regularly by the terminal to the server, according to the self-learning step described. previously. This control is optional, because we can imagine that this service would be in certain situations free and available for everyone.
- the terminals can advantageously be controlled in the system so that the sending of the list of base stations pseudolites optimal to the terminal is regular or caused by events.
- the frequency of this sending may be temporal or the sending may be caused by a displacement in the closed location, or after a specific request for an application of the terminal.
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