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Radiolocation

Radiolocation, also known as radiolocating or radiopositioning, is the process of finding the location of something through the use of radio waves. It generally refers to passive, particularly radar—as well as detecting buried cables, water mains, and other public utilities. It is similar to radionavigation in which one actively seeks its own position…

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Basic principles

Mobile phones

International regulation

Satellites

Stations

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Radiolocation

Nodes105
Edges104
Triples52
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.019048
Components1

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Radiolocation

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related to Basic principles · 11
Radiolocation → Alternatively, An, Another, AOA, Combining TOA, One, RFID, RSSI, TDOA, The, TOA
related to Satellites · 9
Radiolocation → Article, International Telecommunication Union's, ITU, Radio Regulations, Radiolocation-satellite, RLSS, RR, The, This
related to Mobile station · 7
Radiolocation → Each, In, International Telecommunication Union's, ITU, ITU Radio Regulations, Radiodetermination, RR
related to International regulation · 6
Radiolocation → Article, International Telecommunication Union's, ITU, Radio Regulations, RLS, RR
related to Land station · 6
Radiolocation → Each, In, International Telecommunication Union's, ITU, ITU Radio Regulations, RR
related to Mobile phones · 6
Radiolocation → AOA, Caller, Most, TDOA, The, TOA
related to Classification · 4
Radiolocation → ITU Radio Regulations, Radiodetermination, Radiolocation-satellite, This

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radio known location radar also time use signal toa mobile used station wireless radionavigation arrival propagation aoa transmitter position international

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Verizon Wirelessinstance ofTDMA and GSM networks such as Cingular and T-Mobile use TDOA.CDMA networks0.80text
Sprint PCS tend to use handset-based radiolocation technologiesinstance ofTDMA and GSM networks such as Cingular and T-Mobile use TDOA.CDMA networks0.80text
which are technically more similar to radionavigationinstance ofTDMA and GSM networks such as Cingular and T-Mobile use TDOA.CDMA networks0.80text
Radiolocationrelated to Basic principlesAn0.60section
Radiolocationrelated to Basic principlesThe0.60section
Radiolocationrelated to Basic principlesRFID0.60section
Radiolocationrelated to Basic principlesOne0.60section
Radiolocationrelated to Basic principlesRSSI0.60section
Radiolocationrelated to Basic principlesAnother0.60section
Radiolocationrelated to Basic principlesTOA0.60section
Radiolocationrelated to Basic principlesCombining TOA0.60section
Radiolocationrelated to Basic principlesTDOA0.60section

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