Ubiquitous Positioning: A Taxonomy for Location Determination on Mobile Navigation System
Wan Mohd. Yaakob Wan Bejuri, Mohd. Murtadha Mohamad, Maimunah Sapri

TL;DR
This paper introduces a taxonomy for ubiquitous positioning in mobile navigation systems, addressing the challenges of location determination in obstructed environments by classifying existing methods and aiding future research.
Contribution
It proposes a comprehensive taxonomy based on literature review to compare and understand various ubiquitous positioning techniques for mobile navigation.
Findings
Provides a structured classification of positioning methods
Facilitates comparison of different ubiquitous positioning systems
Aids researchers in identifying future research directions
Abstract
The location determination in obstructed area can be very challenging especially if Global Positioning System are blocked. Users will find it difficult to navigate directly on-site in such condition, especially indoor car park lot or obstructed environment. Sometimes, it needs to combine with other sensors and positioning methods in order to determine the location with more intelligent, reliable and ubiquity. By using ubiquitous positioning in mobile navigation system, it is a promising ubiquitous location technique in a mobile phone since as it is a familiar personal electronic device for many people. However, as research on ubiquitous positioning systems goes beyond basic methods there is an increasing need for better comparison of proposed ubiquitous positioning systems. System developers are also lacking of good frameworks for understanding different options during building…
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