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Document Type : Article In Journal 
Document Title :
Location-based services (LBS) in micro-scale navigation: shortcomings and recommendations
Location-based services (LBS) in micro-scale navigation: shortcomings and recommendations
 
Subject : Location based Services 
Document Language : English 
Abstract : Pedestrian LBS system is basically compound of a mobile device with a GPS receiver, connected to a service provider via means of wireless communication. The performance of LBS system is directly affected by each component forming its architecture. Firstly, the end-user mobile device is still experiencing a lack of enough storage, limitations in CPU capabilities and short battery lifetime. Secondly, the mobile wireless network is still having problems with the size of bandwidth, packet loss, congestions and delay. Additionally, in spite of the fact that GPS is the most accurate navigation system, there are still some issues in micro scale navigation, mainly availability and accuracy. Finally, LBS server which hosts geographical and users information is experiencing difficulties in managing the huge size of data which causes a long query processing time. The aim of this paper is to test, analyze and discuss the performance of each component of LBS for pedestrian navigation systems in micro-scale environments. In addition, this paper proposes solutions and recommendations for most of those shortcomings. 
ISSN : 1941-627X 
Journal Name : International Journal of E-Services and Mobile Applications, 
Volume : 1 
Issue Number : 44 
Publishing Year : 1430 AH
2009 AD
 
Article Type : Article 
Added Date : Sunday, July 15, 2012 

Researchers

Researcher Name (Arabic)Researcher Name (English)Researcher TypeDr GradeEmail
سليمان المصريAlmasri, Suleiman Investigator S.almasri@anglia.ac.uk
زياد حنيتيHunaiti, Ziad Researcher ziad.hunaiti@anglia.ac.uk
M AlnabhanAlnabhan, M Researcher m.alnabhan@brunel.ac.uk
E SedoyekaSedoyeka, E Researcher e.sedoyeka@anglia.ac.uk

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