In recent years, indoor positioning has emerged as a critical function in many end-user
applications; including military, civilian, disaster relief and peacekeeping missions. In …

The development of new biosensor technologies and their active use as wearable devices
have offered mobility and flexibility to conventional western medicine and personal fitness …

Rapid growth of the aged population has caused an immense increase in the demand for
healthcare services. Generally, the elderly are more prone to health problems compared to …

Abstract Indoor Location Based Services (LBS), such as indoor navigation and tracking, still
have to deal with both technical and non-technical challenges. For this reason, they have …

Current and future wireless applications strongly rely on precise real-time localization. A
number of applications, such as smart cities, Internet of Things (IoT), medical services …

The user location information represents a core dimension as understanding user context is
a prerequisite for providing human-centered services that generally improve quality of life. In …

The aviation industry is a dynamic and ever-evolving sector. As technology advances and
becomes more sophisticated, the aviation industry must keep up with the changing trends …

Indoor navigation has remained an active research area for the last decade. Unlike outdoor
environments, indoor environments have additional challenges, such as weak signals, low …

With the increasing computational power of mobile devices and the increase in the usage of
ordinary location-based services, the area of indoor location-based services is of growing …

Robust and accurate step counting is important for indoor localization algorithms that rely on
smartphone inertial sensors. Existing solutions for step counting do not consider users' false …