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Estimating Soldiers War Field Locations Leveraging Large Scale Crowd Sourced Smart Phone Data Using Ibeacon
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In today’s era enemy warfare is an important factor in any nation’s security. The national security mainly depends on army (ground), navy (sea), air-force (air). The important and vital role is played by the soldiers. There are many concerns regarding the safety of these soldiers. The defense department of country must be effective for the security of that country. This system will be useful for soldiers, who involve in missions or in special operations. This system enables IBEACON to track the soldiers’ locations. In this system, heart beat sensor is attached to the body of soldiers. The sensor monitors the health of the soldier. IBeacons transmit the location based on the principle of BLE.Each soldier will have the UUID to trace out their positions. So by using these equipment’s we are trying to implement the basic lifeguarding system for soldier in low cost and high reliability.
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