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    403403<h2>Results and Conclusions</h2>
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    405 <p> We used a trilateration program to analyze the data collected from these calibrated devices. </p>
    406 <p>Standing on the River Thames, London has been a major settlement for two millennia, its history going back to its founding by the Romans, who named it Londinium.</p>
     405<p> We used a trilateration program to analyze the data collected from these calibrated devices. The trilateration takes in 9 distance as inputs (3 distances from each receiver at 3 frequencies) and gives the location of the transmitter as the output. It does so but drawing three circles with the distance readings set as the radii and finds the intersection. </p>
     406<p>Our recent results have shown that if the transmitter is close to the center of the grid, the localization is most accurate. More data is necessary to come to any conclusions about accuracy of the program and results.</p>
     407<p> Transmitter Placed at (7.12, 6.4) m<br>
     408Trilateration Estimate: (7.92, 8.19) m <br>
     409Error: 1.75 m <br><br>
     410Transmitter Placed at (2.25, 2.04) m<br>
     411Trilateration Estimate: (5.77, 4.42) m<br>
     412Error : 4.25 m<br>
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     414<p> The project is no where closer to completion. Indoor localization is a topic that has been worked on for years now. For any effective method to be finalized, accurate results and collaboration are key. More work will be done on our project in the near future and updates will be posted on this page regularly.
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