Some Scenarios for an ISL Architecture
draft-korkea-aho-isl-scenarios-03
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| Author | Mari Korkea-aho | ||
| Last updated | 2000-03-16 | ||
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Abstract
Mobile devices place an importance of geo-location. Based upon a user's spatial location, certain applications and servers may differ as compared to other locations. This draft attempts to list some location service scenarios and their impact upon any architecture which serves location based services.
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