Table of Contents for the FYP Final Report

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(It is longer than the TOC for the proposal and the TOC for the progress report.)

Table of Contents
Abstract ......................................................................................................	5

1. Introduction ............................................................................................	5
1.1 Overview ............................................................................................	5
1.2 Objectives ..........................................................................................	6
1.3 Literature Survey .................................................................................	7

2. Design ....................................................................................................	8
2.1 Defining grid cell size ..........................................................................	8
2.2 Collection of signal strength data ..........................................................	8
2.3 Analysis of signal strength data ............................................................	9
2.4 Find shortest paths .............................................................................	9
2.5 Collection of exhibit information ............................................................	11
2.6 Audio Recording for exhibit information ....................................................	11
2.7 Database design .................................................................................	11
2.8 User interface design ...........................................................................	12

3. Implementation .....................................................................................	14
3.1 Collection of signal strength data ..........................................................	14
3.2 Analysis of signal strength data ............................................................	18
3.3 Client-server architecture ....................................................................	19
3.4 Socket programming with TCP for communication between client and server	19
3.5 Client side software development .........................................................	21
3.6 Database implementation ....................................................................	29
3.7 Shortest path implementation for a tour schedule ....................................	31

4. Testing .................................................................................................	32
4.1 The experimental environment .............................................................	32
4.2 The number of access points discovered ...............................................	33
4.3 Online testing results .........................................................................	34
4.4 The accuracy of the location estimation ...............................................	34

5. Evaluation ............................................................................................	35

6. Discussion ............................................................................................	37
6.1 The approach to achieve the higher accuracy of the user location estimation	37
6.2 Comparison of the environment for the CSE Dept. and Lee Shau Kee Library	38
6.3 Discussion of the response time on the user interface ...............................	38
6.4 The difficulty of implementing Java Applet on the user interface .................	39
6.5 Discussion on the iMuseumTouristGuide development ................................	39
6.6 Discussion on iMuseumDataCollection tool and iMuseumDataAnalyzer ...........	39

7. Conclusions .............................................................................................	40

8. References ..............................................................................................	41

Appendix A: Minutes ....................................................................................	43

Appendix B: Project Planning ........................................................................	53

Appendix C: Hardware and Software Requirements ........................................	54

Appendix D: Breadth First Search ..................................................................	55

Appendix E: Socket Programming with TCP ....................................................	55

Appendix F: Triangulation .............................................................................	56