A generic framework for location-based services (LBS) provisioning

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Abstract

Location Based Services can be considered as one of the most rapidly expanding fields of the mobile communications sector, with an impressively large application range. The proliferation of mobile/wireless Internet and mobile computing, and the constantly increasing use of handheld, mobile devices and position tracking technologies prepared the grounds for the introduction of this new type of services. The combination of position fixing mechanisms with location-dependent, geographical information, can offer truly customized personal communication services through the mobile phone or other type of devices. Prompted by the avalanche of technology advances in the aforementioned areas in this paper we present an integrated platform for delivering Location Based Services (LBS). The platform covers the full life cycle of a LBS starting from the specification of the service, covering issues like the deployment and maintenance of services, the service invocation and the final delivery of the produced results to the invoking user. A prototype implementation of the discussed platform was developed and used to perform a series of trial services, with the purpose of demonstrating the pursued functionality. © 2006 - IOS Press and the authors.

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Priggouris, I., Spanoudakis, D., Spanoudakis, M., & Hadjiefthymiades, S. (2006). A generic framework for location-based services (LBS) provisioning. Mobile Information Systems, 2(2–3), 111–133. https://doi.org/10.1155/2006/536491

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