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7 August 2007 DIY-style GIS service in mobile navigation system integrated with web and wireless GIS
Yongbin Yan, Jianping Wu, Caiyou Fan, Minqi Wang, Sheng Dai
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Abstract
Mobile navigation system based on handheld device can not only provide basic GIS services, but also enable these GIS services to be provided without location limit, to be more instantly interacted between users and devices. However, we still see that most navigation systems have common defects on user experience like limited map format, few map resources, and unable location share. To overcome the above defects, we propose DIY-style GIS service which provide users a more free software environment and allow uses to customize their GIS services. These services include defining geographical coordinate system of maps which helps to hugely enlarge the map source, editing vector feature, related property information and hotlink images, customizing covered area of download map via General Packet Radio Service (GPRS), and sharing users' location information via SMS (Short Message Service) which establishes the communication between users who needs GIS services. The paper introduces the integration of web and wireless GIS service in a mobile navigation system and presents an implementation sample of a DIY-Style GIS service in a mobile navigation system.
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Yongbin Yan, Jianping Wu, Caiyou Fan, Minqi Wang, and Sheng Dai "DIY-style GIS service in mobile navigation system integrated with web and wireless GIS", Proc. SPIE 6754, Geoinformatics 2007: Geospatial Information Technology and Applications, 675421 (7 August 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.764940
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KEYWORDS
Geographic information systems

Navigation systems

General packet radio service

Personal digital assistants

Web services

Global Positioning System

Internet

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