Implementation of a Real-Time Spatial Information Server Platform to Continuous Complex Positioning

Recently, the demand for indoor positioning-based services such as indoor navigation is increasing due to the spread of personal smart devices and the increase in indoor activities. Accordingly, PaaS (Platform as a Service) and independent platform research for indoor navigation have become necessary. In addition, it is necessary to develop a platform that continuously supports indoor positioning services to users so that smart device users can freely move between outdoors and indoors and use indoor navigation without service interruption. Accordingly, this paper proposes a spatial information server platform technology that supports spatial information in real time to users of outdoor and indoor smart devices. The server platform proposed and serviced in this paper is a platform that supports indoor positioning technologies that are being studied in various ways in indoor environments, and provides spatial information constructed to correct the location of the terminal in real time in the form of an API(Application Programming Interface). In addition, the server platform can monitor existing spatial information by type and region, and can track APIs frequently called from terminals. In addition, a service that manages indoor spatial information of a building is also provided so that new indoor navigation services can be used.

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2024-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ictc62082.2024.10827336
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Geographic Information Systems Studies
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Implementation of a Real-Time Spatial Information Server Platform to Continuous Complex Positioning

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Implementation of a Real-Time Spatial Information Server Platform to Continuous Complex Positioning

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Abstract

Recently, the demand for indoor positioning-based services such as indoor navigation is increasing due to the spread of personal smart devices and the increase in indoor activities. Accordingly, PaaS (Platform as a Service) and independent platform research for indoor navigation have become necessary. In addition, it is necessary to develop a platform that continuously supports indoor positioning services to users so that smart device users can freely move between outdoors and indoors and use indoor navigation without service interruption. Accordingly, this paper proposes a spatial information server platform technology that supports spatial information in real time to users of outdoor and indoor smart devices. The server platform proposed and serviced in this paper is a platform that supports indoor positioning technologies that are being studied in various ways in indoor environments, and provides spatial information constructed to correct the location of the terminal in real time in the form of an API(Application Programming Interface). In addition, the server platform can monitor existing spatial information by type and region, and can track APIs frequently called from terminals. In addition, a service that manages indoor spatial information of a building is also provided so that new indoor navigation services can be used.

Korea Telecom (South Korea) (KR)
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Korea Agency for Infrastructure Technology Advancement
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Geographic Information Systems Studies
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