System and method for determining a telecommunications address
AssigneeAT&T Intellectual Property I, L.P.
InventorSidney Heffington
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Abstract
Disclosed is a method and system for determining a telecommunications address of a location. A telephone call from a caller located at the location is received. Location data associated with the received telephone call is then obtained. The telecommunications address can then be determined from the location data.
Claims12
A method for determining common language location identifier codes for a plurality of locations comprising:
- receiving a request for service from an end user;
- transmitting an instruction to the end user to make a first telephone call from a first location;
- receiving the first telephone call from the end user located at the first location;
- receiving a second telephone call from the end user located at a second location;
- determining a call type being one of a landline or cellular associated with each of the first telephone call and the second telephone call;
- determining location data and related data associated with the first telephone call;
- determining location data and related data associated with the second telephone call;
- determining, by a processor, a common language location identifier code, a street address, and vertical and horizontal coordinates for the first location using the location data and related data associated with the first call;
- determining, by the processor, a common language location identifier code, a street address, and vertical and horizontal coordinates for the second location using the location data and related data associated with the second call;
- plotting on a map the location data associated with the first call and the location data associated with the second call.
A system for determining common language location identifier codes for a plurality of locations comprising:
- means for receiving a request for service from an end user;
- means for transmitting an instruction to the end user to make a first telephone call from a first location;
- means for receiving the first telephone call from the end user located at the first location
- means for receiving a second telephone call from the end user located at a second location;
- means for determining a call type being one of a landline or cellular associated with each of the first telephone call and the second telephone call;
- means for determining location data and related data associated with the first telephone call;
- means for determining location data and related data associated with the second telephone call;
- means for determining a common language location identifier code, a street address, and vertical and horizontal coordinates for the first location using the location data and related data associated with the first call;
- means for determining a common language location identifier code, a street address, and vertical and horizontal coordinates for the second location using the location data and related data associated with the second call;
- means for plotting on a map the location data associated with the first call and the location data associated with the second call.
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing computer program instructions, which, when executed on a processor, cause the processor to perform a method comprising:
- receiving a request for service from an end user;
- transmitting an instruction to the end user to make a first telephone call from a first location;
- receiving the first telephone call from the end user located at the first location;
- receiving a second telephone call from the end user located at a second location;
- determining a call type being one of a landline or cellular associated with each of the first telephone call and the second telephone call;
- determining location data and related data associated with the first telephone call;
- determining location data and related data associated with the second telephone call;
- determining, by a processor, a common language location identifier code, a street address, and vertical and horizontal coordinates for the first location using the location data and related data associated with the first call;
- determining, by the processor, a common language location identifier code, a street address, and vertical and horizontal coordinates for the second location using the location data and related data associated with the second call;
- plotting on a map the location data associated with the first call and the location data associated with the second call.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.