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A symbolic geopositioning system to allow e-Health enhanced usages

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Home Advances in Information and Communication Conference paper A Symbolic GeoPositioning System to Allow e-Health Enhanced Usages Nel Samama & Alexandre Patarot Conference paper First Online: 27 February 2023 345 Accesses Part of the Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems book series (LNNS,volume 651) Abstract Indoor positioning has had a bright future for many years. However, the deployment of such systems is struggling to develop rapidly. We propose here, within the framework of e-health, a particularly simple system to implement, based on a so-called “symbolic” approach which no longer seeks to provide precise positioning, but which strives to provide very high reliability. The principle of the approach is described. Then the practical implementation as well as the results obtained both in the home of an elderly person (in order to analyze their daily behavior) and in a hospital (for the monitoring and analysis of stretcher movements) are discussed. We show in particular that it is then very simple, in real time if necessary, to trigger an alarm in case of detection of an anomaly at home (unusual “geographical” behavior) or to estimate, after the analysis of many trips by Machine Learning techniques for example, the moment when stretchers will be available at the emergency service. We also propose other types of uses at the end of the article in slightly broader environments, objectives and user targets.
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hal-04178215 , version 1 (07-08-2023)

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Alexandre Patarot, Nel Samama. A symbolic geopositioning system to allow e-Health enhanced usages. Future of Information and Communication Conference (FICC 2023), Feb 2023, San Francisco, CA, United States. pp.696-714, ⟨10.1007/978-3-031-28076-4_50⟩. ⟨hal-04178215⟩
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