Accepted Tutorials AT IPIN 2023

So far the following proposals for tutorials have been accepted:

• Indoor Localization using Magnetic Fields (Gustaf Hendeby, Manon Kok, Isaac Skog)
• Pedestrian Inertial Navigation with ZUPTs: From History to Algorithmic Enhancements (Jörg F. Wagner)

Important dates (closed)

• Tutorial Session Proposal: 31 March 2023

Please propose potential tutorials that you would like to host. Some inspiration: the following tutorials have taken place in recent years:

Locating devices in indoor environments has become a key issue for many emerging location‐based applications (LBA) in different fields. However, nowadays there is no overall and easy solution. Despite a large‐scale deployment of such location systems is not available yet, this strategic topic is called to lead technological innovations of great impact on the daily activities of people in the coming years, in areas such as health and independent living, leisure, security, etc. Since the first edition, the Indoor Positioning and Indoor Navigation (IPIN) has been an excellent forum to bring together researchers, developers and service providers in positioning and indoor navigation. The 2023 edition will be held in Nuremberg, Germany.

Following the tradition of previous IPIN editions, several tutorials will take place before the conference.

Preparation of proposals

We encourage tutorial submissions on emerging topics in the field of indoor positioning and navigation, but also tutorials about the well stablished fundamentals are welcome.

Proposals must contain:

• Title
• Abstract (between 200 and 500 words)
• Ouline of the content (1 page)
• Target (students, practitioners, researchers, academics, etc)
• Length (Please, tell us the length of the tutorial, e.g., 60 to 180 min)
• Short description of planned activities (0.5 pages)
• List of resources required for the tutorial (0.5 pages)
• Short bio of the instructors (0.5 pages per instructor)