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    IndoorWaze: A Crowdsourcing-Based Context-Aware Indoor Navigation System
    (IEEE, 2020-05) Li, Tao; Han, Dianqi; Chen, Yimin; Zhang, Rui; Zhang, Yanchao; Hedgpeth, Terri; Computer Information and Graphics Technology, School of Engineering and Technology
    Indoor navigation systems are very useful in large complex indoor environments such as shopping malls. Current systems focus on improving indoor localization accuracy and must be combined with an accurate labeled floor plan to provide usable indoor navigation services. Such labeled floor plans are often unavailable or involve a prohibitive cost to manually obtain. In this paper, we present IndoorWaze, a novel crowdsourcing-based context-aware indoor navigation system that can automatically generate an accurate context-aware floor plan with labeled indoor POIs for the first time in literature. IndoorWaze combines the Wi-Fi fingerprints of indoor walkers with the Wi-Fi fingerprints and POI labels provided by POI employees to produce a high-fidelity labeled floor plan. As a lightweight crowdsourcing-based system, IndoorWaze involves very little effort from indoor walkers and POI employees. We prototype IndoorWaze on Android smartphones and evaluate it in a large shopping mall. Our results show that IndoorWaze can generate a high-fidelity labeled floor plan, in which all the stores are correctly labeled and arranged, all the pathways and crossings are correctly shown, and the median estimation error for the store dimension is below 12%.
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