Architecture of the automatic position reporting system (APRS)

Location-based service (LBS) development is firmly based on the reliable and accurate position reporting system. In addition to rover-based positioning performance requirements, the position reporting system has to provide secure means of transferring position-related data between rover and location...

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Published inProceedings. Elmar-2004. 46th International Symposium on Electronics in Marine pp. 331 - 335
Main Authors Filjar, R., Desic, S.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 2004
Subjects
Communications technology
Global Positioning System
Ground penetrating radar
Mobile communication
Network servers
Protocols
Satellite navigation systems
Telecommunication network reliability
Telecommunication services
Web server
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Summary:Location-based service (LBS) development is firmly based on the reliable and accurate position reporting system. In addition to rover-based positioning performance requirements, the position reporting system has to provide secure means of transferring position-related data between rover and location server. Here we describe the realisation of the position reporting system, based on GPS, HTTPS and GPRS technologies. Our approach allows secure position-related data transfer, with solution simplicity maintained. The automatic position reporting system (APRS) architecture is in compliance with current trends in telecommunications, promising successful integration with emerging mobile communications technologies.
ISBN:9789537044022
9537044025
ISSN:1334-2630