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About Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference
Foreword
Preface
Who Is This Book For?
Acknowledgments
Part 1: Introduction
Chapter 1. Mobile Location Services
The GIS and Wireless Industries Meet
Market Drivers
New Opportunities and Challenges for Application Developers
Chapter 2. Building a Mobile Location Services Solution
Wireless and Mobile Network Basics
The Mobile Location Services Industry
Solution Components: What Makes a Mobile Location Solution?
Part 2: The Mobile Location Server
Chapter 3. The Application Server
What Is an Application Server?
Why Is an Application Server Important?
J2EE Application Server
Endnotes
Chapter 4. Spatial Analysis
Sample Spatial Analysis Server
Digital Maps
Geographical Data Types
Projections and Coordinate Systems' [1] '
Geocoding
Reverse Geocoding
Routing
Map Image Generation
POI Searches
Real-Time Attribute Editing
Endnotes
Chapter 5. Mobile Positioning
Cell of Origin
GPS
Enhanced-Observed Time Difference
Angle of Arrival
Time Difference of Arrival
Location Pattern Matching
Map Matching
Positioning Accuracy and Speed Requirements for Mobile Location Services Applications
Chapter 6. Authentication and Security
Special Concerns In Wireless Networks
Endnotes
Chapter 7. Personalization and Profiling
What Is Personalization and Why Is It Important?
A Personalization and Profiling System
Privacy Issues
Endnotes
Chapter 8. Billing
Technology and Business Models
Roaming
Who Will Pay?
Chapter 9. Mobile Commerce
What Is M-Commerce?
Mobile Electronic Transactions Standard
Part 3: The Mobile Location Client
Chapter 10. Client Platforms and Protocols
Platforms
Client Protocols and Languages
Internationalization and Localization
Endnotes
Part 4: Mobile Location Service Technology
Chapter 11. Mobile Location Service Applications
Navigation and Real-Time Traffic
Emergency Assistance
Concierge and Travel Services
Location-Based Advertising and Marketing
Location-Based Billing
Endnotes
Part 5: Advanced Topics
Chapter 12. Digital Map Databases
'Best of Breed' Maps
Endnotes
Appendix A. Abbreviations
Appendix B. Geography Markup Language
Geography Markup Language 2.0
OpenGIS® Implementation Specification, 20 February 2001
1 Representing Geographic Features
2 Overview of GML
3 The Conceptual Framework
4 Encoding GML
5 GML Application Schemas
6 Worked Examples of Application Schemas (Non-Normative)
7 Profiles of GML
Appendix A: The Geometry Schema, V2.06 (Normative)
Appendix B: The Feature Schema, V2.06 (Normative)
Appendix C: The Xlinks Schema (Normative)
Appendix D: References
Appendix E: Revision History
Appendix C. LIF Mobile Location Protocol
LIF TX 101 Specification: Version 3.0.0, 6 June 2002
Appendix D. Platform for Privacy Preferences (P3P)
The Platform for Privacy Preferences 1.0 (P3P1.0) Specification
W3C Working Draft 28 September 2001
1 Introduction
2 Referencing Policies
3 Policy Syntax and SemanticS
4 Compact Policies
5 DATA SCHEMAS
6 Appendices
Appendix E. Internet Resources
Application Servers
Association
Billing
Client
Commerce
Developer Tools
E112
E911
Emergency Services
E-OTD
Ericsson Mobile Positioning System
General GIS
Geocoding
Geocoding/Soundex
GPS
GML
Java
Java Location Services
Localization
Localization Association
Location Pattern Matching
Mapping
Map Projection
Microsoft .NET
Nokia Gateway Mobile Location Center
Personalization/Privacy
Position Augmentation/Dead Reckoning
Positioning
Positioning and Privacy
Privacy
Privacy/CRM
Provisioning
Road Pricing
Security
Security and LDAP
Server Sizing
Standards
Traffic/RDS?TMC
WAP
Wireless
Wireless Association
Wireless Security
References
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