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icecondor:location [2010/11/19 10:01] – kQJpXJEzjcZwpIt 83.222.226.214icecondor:location [2024/01/31 04:08] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-CTBpCQ  <href="http://rwecddtazblr.com/">rwecddtazblr</a>, [url=http://dbtwxxupvhjy.com/]dbtwxxupvhjy[/url][link=http://imsojacxkyri.com/]imsojacxkyri[/link]http://rozjnzdkrpfw.com/+== What is location. == 
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 +use the W3 spec for location 
 +http://dev.w3.org/geo/api/spec-source.html 
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 +Latitude \\  
 +Longtitude \\ 
 +Altitude \\ 
 +Accuracy \\ 
 +AltitudeAccuracy \\ 
 +Heading \\ 
 +Velocity \\ 
 +Timestamp \\ 
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 +== What does it mean for an object to be at location? =
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 +Given the frequency of updates, and the accuracy of the reading, an object exists in a probability polygon. A lat/long may put the person in the vicinity of their homeAn error estimate of at least 20 feet means the person could be anywhere in the home. There are lat/longs that are impossible for people to be ininside of walls for instanceSo probability changes. Without the benefit of house plansthe first time traveling over a path defines that path as a >0 probability (openstreetmaps does this)
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