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Spatial and geospatial systems
The NBCC Mobile First Technology initiative (MFTi) evaluates and designs mobile software systems that enable or leverage indoor or outdoor positioning. Completed projects include evaluation and design of received signal strength indicator (RSSI) approaches to indoor position estimation using Bluetooth Low Energy and IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi), the development of a general framework to support geospatial object management in mobile apps, and the development of mixed reality prototypes using the Microsoft HoloLens that address smart communities use cases.
Projects
- Integration of Mixed Reality and GPS-based Positioning to Support Public Works Applications: A Collaboration with Kognitiv Spark
- NBCC Location-based Object Management Framework
- NBCC Location-based Object Management Framework for M-learning
- RSSI-Based Position Estimation And Geo-Fencing Using Bluetooth: A Collaboration with IGT
Research topics
position estimation, geofencing, spatial data management
Technologies
Bluetooth Low Energy, GPS, GPS Exchange Format, IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi), Microsoft HoloLens, spatial indexing, Web services
