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LoL@: a UMTS location based service

Pospischil et al., 2001

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Pospischil G
Kunczier H
Kuchar A
Wien F
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ABSTRACT UMTS is expected to offer a powerful environment for location based multimedia services. We have specified such a service, using the packet switched domain of UMTS and overlaying standards like SIP and OSA/Parlay. LoL@(Local Location Assistant) is a …
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