چکیده
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The emergence of industry 4.0 and 5.0 has brought about profound transformations
in both daily existence and industry. In many industries, the Internet of Things (IoT) is crucial
for supplying information and carrying out the necessary tasks. One significant development
for IoT activation is Low-Power Wide Area Networks (LPWANs), particularly LoRaWANs. Ac-
curate tracking of machines, equipment, and objects to improve production and efficiency in
industries is a requirement for the success of these revolutions. Received Signal Strength Indication
(RSSI) fingerprint map is one of the advanced localization techniques. The measured RSSI
is greatly affected by environmental changes, such as object displacement and weather variations.
In outdoor settings, these alterations and displacements are more noticeable. To obtain improved
localization accuracy, the fingerprint map needs to be updated frequently due to variations in
RSSI caused by changes in the environment. For LoRa fingerprint-based localization, this poses
a serious challenge. Environment related images, such as images from surveillance cameras,
show environmental changes such as the movement of objects. Therefore, environmental images
can be a useful tool for detecting environmental changes and updating fingerprint maps. This
research helps to improve the accuracy and reliability of LoRaWAN fingerprint localization systems
using image processing techniques to learn and predict the effect of environment changes
on the RSSI and fingerprint map. To implement the proposed method, a real environment is
used in a car parking environment, a place where the movement of vehicles is evident based on
the measured RSSI. The results show that this method can greatly improve localization, which
results in localization output that is significantly more accurate.
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