Abstract: In a method for locating mobile devices, a trajectory (T1, T2) is reconstructed modelling a movement made by each mobile device during which the mobile device carries out measurements of an indicator linked to the distance separating it from access terminals (B1-B5) to a communication network. From these measurements, the locations of the terminals are calculated in a frame of reference linked to each mobile device. A procrustean analysis is then performed to determine, for each mobile device, a geometric transformation that transforms the locations of the terminals in the frame of reference linked to the mobile device into locations transformed in a common frame of reference. From this determination, the location of each terminal transformed in the common frame of reference is superimposed with a location of the terminal in the common frame of reference. Finally, the corresponding geometric transformation is applied to the trajectory of each mobile device.

Abstract: This method for estimating a carrier-frequency offset in a telecommunication signals receiver comprises the following steps: computation of the partial correlations relating to several successive portions of a reference binary sequence, each partial correlation being computed between a portion of a signal received by the receiver at said carrier frequency, this signal comprising said reference binary sequence, and a predetermined portion of said reference binary sequence stored and/or generated by the receiver, in several possible relative positions between the received signal and the predetermined portion, and determination of the carrier-frequency offset from the computed partial correlations. It also comprises a step of selecting a synchronization position and the determination step comprises the estimation of a phase shift between computed partial correlations at the selected synchronization position.