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Based On The CELL-ID Position Service System Design And Implementation

Posted on:2013-03-21Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X B ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2248330374470234Subject:Electronics and Communications Engineering
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Location based service is via a carrier network access to mobile terminal user location information (latitude and longitude coordinates), in the electronic map platform support, to provide users with the appropriate service is a value-added service. Along with the mobile phone to become our life is an indispensable part of mobile location services, highlights the importance of gradually. Opened alocation based service, terminal users can conveniently know oneself or others to the current position, and with the inquiry terminal near the venues all kinds of information, such as an emergency, poisoning, my good friend. Now position, emergency rescue, old man tracking, fleet management and so on. This paper firstly the position service system had overall description, on the business concept, business classification for example demonstration.This paper introduces the position service platform system structure and the construction of network engineering, structure, configuration, the functional entities to conduct a comprehensive introduction and analysis, gives some area project, from project construction scale, equipment selection, system configuration, business processes and accounting principles, and some other supplementary resources configuration introduces in detail. Especially for fire safety have unique insights!In this paper the position service system introduction to engineering practice are introduced, on the basis of the position service system to build whole process.In addition, the last part of the article is based on the location of business platform for business case to do a detailed introduction...
Keywords/Search Tags:location service platform, LBS, CELL-ID, positioning, navigation
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