Method of providing an estimate of a location

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Directive – Position indicating

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C342S357490

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ABSTRACT:
A method of providing an estimate of the location of first and second devices MS1, MS2comprising the steps of obtaining at least one range measurement from the first device MS1to a known reference point BS1, GPS SVs; obtaining at least one range measurement from the second device MS2to a known reference point BS1, GPS SVs, the second device MS2being located near to the first device MS1; and calculating an estimate of the location of the devices MS1, MS2using range measurements obtained with respect to both the first and second devices MS1, MS2.

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