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Indoor environments present some very speci c characteristics that make it dif cult for a wide range of potential techniques Among the most important is the reduced size of the locations and the variety of situations For example, if one just considers the way houses are constructed throughout the world, there are almost as many architectures and materials used as there are cultures Some are in wood with the basement in concrete, others are all in concrete, others again are in brick or made from mud paving, or plaster is used for some walls and stone for outside walls, and so on The same applies to warehouse buildings or to business and of ce buildings, which can be made of concrete with or without metallic windows or even with metallic girders The propagation of a signal indoors is likely to be quite different from outdoors, in large open spaces.

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This is true for all physical measurements,9 but radio propagation is certainly one of the most disturbed The multipath problem and rst approaches for its mitigation have already been described in 8 Unfortunately, the indoor case of multipath is really a lot more dif cult than that outdoors, and nothing can be easily done to overcome it The real dif culty is that indoors, the direct (or LOS for line of sight) path is not always present In such a case, only the NLOS (non line of sight) path is received by the receiver and directly leads to a wrong pseudo range This case is identical outdoors, but the potential obstructions are not as numerous as indoors Figure 91 shows a typical indoor con guration of propagation.

Simulations are possible in order to evaluate the multipath phenomenon, but require the complete de nition of the environment (walls, windows, oor, ceiling, and the materials of all these elements) Thus, it is not possible to imagine making a complete real-time simulation in order to have a real-time evaluation of multipath This is enhanced by the fact that multipath is also dependent on the location of the receiver (not yet known at time of multipath evaluation) The other problem speci c to indoors relates to the reduced distances to be measured Thus, when a receiver has to carry out distance measurements, that is, measurements of time, the time synchronization needs to be of very good quality..

If the pro le description is included, the server can nd or create content that is most suitable for the client s request URI and its pro le. Otherwise it just selects the default content corresponding to the URI. The server sends back the response with the description of the session that will be used to deliver the selected content. On receiving the description, the client can determine whether it likes the description, which it is likely to be the case because it has presumably been tailored to the client s capabilities and preferences. The client can now send a SETUP request to the server, asking it to make necessary arrangements for the streaming session. The server acknowledges the SETUP request by sending a 200 OK response message back to the client. The client now needs to establish a PDP context that is suitable for the anticipated multimedia streaming session. It does so by opening two sockets for RTP and RTCP traf c and tying it to two secondary PDP contexts. The secondary PDP contexts are assigned appropriate UMTS QoS pro les. The secondary PDP contexts reuse the same IP address and access point as the primary PDP context. Now that everything is ready, the client can send a PLAY request asking the content server to start the streaming session. The streaming media are typically transported over UDP/RTP/IP protocols as described in SDP. Figure 9.23 shows the presentation and content server as single entity, but these may in fact be logically and physically separate entities.

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