Some precisions
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The complete command used to launch OwlPS Client is the following:
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: owlps-client -i 192.168.11.254 -n20 -t10 -F800
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When using a metronome, the command should be adjusted so that exactly
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one request is transmitted for each beat of the metronome. For 60 bpm
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(one request per second), the following parameters have been found to be
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almost exact:
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: owlps-client -i 192.168.11.254 -n20 -t10 -F761
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When a precise number of requests have to be sent during the scenario,
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one can use the -N parameter introduced in OwlPS v1.3.1-21-g5d94fe8.
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The mobile terminal's antenna is vertical.
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** Measurement-related rules
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before the mobile terminal is started. As a best practice, the
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measurements should start at least 10 seconds after the Aggregator
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knows all the Listeners (cf. Aggregator for more details).
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- In the scenario in which a human has to move along a path, a metronome
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is set up with the tempo at which the person has to walk. For example,
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60 bpm if the pace is of one metre per second.
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- In the scenarios in which a human has to move along a path, a
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metronome is set up with the tempo at which the person has to
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walk. For example, 60 bpm if the pace is of one step per second.
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* One-room scenarios
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- t197 :: start walking to MP#14 (4 steps).
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- t200 :: arrived at MP#14, face the room door and wait until t210.
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- t210 and a few milliseconds :: stop the client.
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One request should be transmitted each second, for a total of 210
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requests. To help meeting this goal, the client can be launched with the
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-N210 option.
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Rapport Jeu de Test 4
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Conditions :
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Humidité : 54
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Heure du test : 11h24
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Humidity: 54%
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Hour: 11:24
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taille des paquets : 103
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Puissance d'emission : 14 dBm
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Test effectué : Scénario 4
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/!\ The client has been launched with the standard parameter (-n20 -t10
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-F800), therefore it transmitted less than one request per second.
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Rapport Jeu de Test 8
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Conditions :
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Humidité : 51
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Heure du test : 15h35
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Humidity: 51%
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Hour: 15:35
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taille des paquets : 116
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Test effectué : Scénario 4
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/!\ The measurements from the mobile terminal were started too early
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after the autocalibration process started, therefore one round of
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autocalibration has not been achieved when the first measurement is
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received. For autocalibration tests, the first 3 positioning
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requests (at least) should be ignored.
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/!\ The client has been launched with the standard parameter (-n20 -t10
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-F800), therefore it transmitted less than one request per second.
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Coordonnées exactes :
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Le temps t0 correspond à 1270517258.600336695, soit le moment où le
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two packets.
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The autocalibration was run only once at the beginning of the
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experiment. The output file is suffixed with “ac”.
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The number of packets of the autocalibration requests is 15 instead of
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20.
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Coordinates of the mobile terminal: (2.5;5.5;0).
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The autocalibration was used, and each file contains 28 request from
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both CPs.
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The number of packets of the autocalibration requests is 15 instead of
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20.
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