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AIB 2015-08: Proceedings of the 1st KuVS Expert Talk on Localization
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Thomas Ströder
May 6, 2015, 8:32:21 AM5/6/15
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The following technical report is available from
http://aib.informatik.rwth-aachen.de:
Proceedings of the 1st KuVS Expert Talk on Localization
Mathias Pelka, Jó Agila Bitsch, Horst Hellbrück, and Klaus Wehrle (Editors)
AIB 2015-08
Localization has become a major key technology in the field of medical,
industrial and logistics applications. Especially indoor applications
can benefit, e.g. the knowledge, where personnel are required, scarce
resources are scattered, and goods are moving.
Similarly, autonomous vehicles require reliable localization information
for a wide range of task. Localization information in such places can
save lives, time and money. However, there is no overall easy solution
that covers all use cases. With the 1st GI Expert Talk on Localization
we aim to provide a forum for the presentation and discussion of new
research and ideas in a local setting, bringing together experts and
practitioners.
As a result, a considerable amount of time is devoted to informal
discussion. In addition to traditional localization topics such as radio
based localization, we also aimed at novel technologies by encouraging
submissions offering research contributions related to algorithms,
stability and reliability, and applications. As a result the program
includes a diverse set of contributions, ranging from phase and range
based radio technology approaches, topological simplifications and
clustering schemes, as well as automotive applications, including visual
localization approaches.
http://aib.informatik.rwth-aachen.de:
Proceedings of the 1st KuVS Expert Talk on Localization
Mathias Pelka, Jó Agila Bitsch, Horst Hellbrück, and Klaus Wehrle (Editors)
AIB 2015-08
Localization has become a major key technology in the field of medical,
industrial and logistics applications. Especially indoor applications
can benefit, e.g. the knowledge, where personnel are required, scarce
resources are scattered, and goods are moving.
Similarly, autonomous vehicles require reliable localization information
for a wide range of task. Localization information in such places can
save lives, time and money. However, there is no overall easy solution
that covers all use cases. With the 1st GI Expert Talk on Localization
we aim to provide a forum for the presentation and discussion of new
research and ideas in a local setting, bringing together experts and
practitioners.
As a result, a considerable amount of time is devoted to informal
discussion. In addition to traditional localization topics such as radio
based localization, we also aimed at novel technologies by encouraging
submissions offering research contributions related to algorithms,
stability and reliability, and applications. As a result the program
includes a diverse set of contributions, ranging from phase and range
based radio technology approaches, topological simplifications and
clustering schemes, as well as automotive applications, including visual
localization approaches.
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