Multiple pass location processor
AssigneeTruePosition, Inc.
InventorsRobert J. Anderson, Louis A. Stilp, Matthew L. Ward
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AssigneeTruePosition, Inc.
InventorsRobert J. Anderson, Louis A. Stilp, Matthew L. Ward
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A multiple pass location processing method, for use in a wireless location system (WLS), comprises identifying a received transmission as requiring multiple pass location processing whereby the WLS produces a first, lower quality location estimate and then subsequently produces a second, higher quality location estimate. The WLS then produces the first location estimate and provides it to a first location application, and then produces the second location estimate. The second location estimate may be a more accurate estimate than the first location estimate and/or of a higher confidence than the first location estimate. This method is suitable, but not limited, for use in connection with locating a wireless transmitter involved in an emergency services call and routing the call to a call center.
A method for use in a Wireless Location System (WLS) capable of locating a mobile transmitter and delivering location estimates to one or more location-based applications, wherein a location estimation process is performed according to one or more quality-of-service parameters, comprising the steps of:
A multiple pass location processing method for use in a wireless location system (WLS) capable of locating a wireless transmitter based on a transmission received from the wireless transmitter, comprising the steps of:
A Wireless Location System (WLS) capable of locating a mobile transmitter and delivering location estimates to one or more location-based applications, wherein a location estimation process is performed according to one or more quality-of-service parameters, comprising:
A multiple pass location processing system for use in a wireless location system (WLS) capable of locating a wireless transmitter based on a transmission received from the wireless transmitter, comprising the steps of:
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