- From: Graham Brown <graham.brown@thewapgroup.com>
- Date: Thu, 16 Nov 2000 21:23:51 -0000
- To: <www-mobile@w3.org>
Hi We are organising a get together (a knowledge share and networking evening of drinks) of LBS experts in London and would like to gauge the feasibility of support in the London & UK area. Let me know. Regards Graham lbs@thewapgroup.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Ron Lake <rlake@galdosinc.com> To: Marek Tiits <marek@ibs.ee> Cc: <> Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 1:00 PM Subject: Re: positioning aware applications We are working on integration of SOAP and GML (Geography Markup Language). Cheers Ron Marek Tiits wrote: > Hi, > > > I am working on a project in which we would like to integrate > > the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) and CC/PP. Is there > > any literature for, or work in progress in this area? It > > There have been different projects on-going for some time in Estonia, which > aim at development and testing MPS (GSM based mobile positioning system) > based information services. Namely Ericsson, local GSM operator and > geographic information company are very active here. > > Also action line for this theme is currently open (see below, deadline 15 > January 2001) under the Information Society Technologies > (www.cordis.lu/ist/) programme and we are considering extending the scope of > the current developments here. > > Best rgds, > Marek > > ---8<--- > > IST 2000 - V.1.3 CPA3: Ubiquitous and intelligent info-mobility and > geo-information systems > > Objectives: The aim is to develop, demonstrate and validate new/improved > user friendly info-mobility services for transport/travel, business, > tourism, leisure and other applications. These should be realised by linking > fixed/mobile communications with navigation/positioning, efficient > transmission and delivery over the network as well geo-information. These > services allow the mobile citizen to have seamless access to, and > interaction with personalised - location dependent when necessary- rich > content multimedia information, and are at the same time essential parts of > the autonomous and self-configuring business structures that are emerging in > electronic business. > Focus: > The work will address different aspects of mobility (including virtual > mobility) and will cover, in particular, the following topics: > ? Info-mobility systems and services which exploit and build on the existing > and future telecommunications, navigation and positioning networks, based on > terrestrial and satellite (GNSS) infrastructures > ? Integration of telecommunications, navigation and positioning systems with > geographical information systems > ? Development of technologies and tools for mainstreaming the use of > geographic information also for info-mobility services, including > large-scale heterogeneous and distributed collection of geo-spatial data and > for creating a sustainable European landscape for geographic data creation, > use, management and publishing > ? Creation of new models, concepts and functionality into multimedia > geo-information content, to improve its availability, accessibility, > acceptability and usability, including dynamic environments and 4D > applications > ? Development and validation of new mobile eCommerce and eWork business > models, solutions and practises for travel/transport and related > info-mobility services. > ? Information access and interaction techniques, including intelligent > interfaces for multifaceted presentation of information. > Priority is given to user driven, interactive systems and services > simultaneously contributing towards more efficient, information-based use of > the transport infrastructure. Due attention must be given to accessibility, > usability, dependability, quality, safety, privacy and trust of information > and services, and to legal and ownership issues. Test-beds can be used for > testing interoperability of the developed systems and services, and for > demonstrating interoperability and integration. > Type of actions addressed: RTD > > --- > Marek Tiits E-mail: marek@ibs.ee > Innovation Centre, Archimedes Foundation WWW: http://www.irc.ee/ > Kompanii 2 Phone: (372-7)300329 > Tartu, 51007 Fax: (372-7)300336 > ESTONIA > > Estonia - Your new source for IT Solutions > http://www.esis.ee/ist2000
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