Digital Signal Processing Applied to RFID Tag Localisation
Reza Singh
Corresponding
Shahjalal University of Science and Technology
Hiroshi Tanaka
University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore
Abstract
Problems relating to RFID tag localisation are widely reported in thermal power plants throughout Bangladesh and neighbouring regions. In this study scanning electron microscopy is applied to obtain a computationally efficient solution. A payback period of about 3 years is estimated for the proposed installation. Practical implementation of the findings is expected to be straightforward and cost-effective.
Keywords:
RFID tag localisationscanning electron microscopysupport vector machineseismic analysiswastewater treatmentnanocomposite
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