TDOA
Definition
Difference in arrival time for a specified event at two sensors. Synchronisation, propagation conditions and event identification affect the measurement. The difference alone is not necessarily a unique location. Geometry, environmental assumptions and suitable independent measurements are needed.
- Context
- Event localisation
For example, an arrival difference between two sensors constrains an event under stated assumptions but need not identify a unique point by itself.
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