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Claudia.Prajanu at 20:21, 16 September 2018

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	Location Based Services (LBS) include applications that depend on the user location to provide a service/information that is relevant to the user at that location.		Location Based Services (LBS) include applications that depend on the user location to provide a service/information that is relevant to the user at that location.
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	Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.fct.pt/h2020/_docs/brochuras/transportes/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.		Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.fct.pt/h2020/_docs/brochuras/transportes/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.

	The GNSS penetration in LBS devices of which 90% are smartphones reached 20% in 2012. With the growing penetration of tablets and increased GNSS usage in digital cameras, the smartphone share will decrease over the next decade, according to the forecasts provided by [[GNSS Market Report#Location-based services (LBS)\|GNSS Market Report, Issue 3]]. However the overall penetration is foreseen to increase as we continue to depend upon a growing number of mobile apps for navigation, personal tracking, emergency calling, gaming, advertising, social interaction and general well-being.<ref>[~~http~~://egnos-~~portal~~.~~gsa.europa~~.eu/~~sites/default~~/~~files/GALILEO_brochure_LBS_0.pdf~~ EGNOS and Galileo LBS Brochure], EGNOS Portal, GSA, 16 June, 2014</ref> In addition the emerging multi-constellation GNSS receivers, as the GPS+Galileo combination will improve accuracy and create new LBS opportunities.<ref>[http://gpsworld.com/test-shows-galileo-increases-accuracy-of-location-based-services/ Test Shows Galileo Increases Accuracy of Location-Based Services], GPS World, GPS World staff, May 27, 2014</ref>		The GNSS penetration in LBS devices of which 90% are smartphones reached 20% in 2012. With the growing penetration of tablets and increased GNSS usage in digital cameras, the smartphone share will decrease over the next decade, according to the forecasts provided by [[GNSS Market Report#Location-based services (LBS)\|GNSS Market Report, Issue 3]]. However the overall penetration is foreseen to increase as we continue to depend upon a growing number of mobile apps for navigation, personal tracking, emergency calling, gaming, advertising, social interaction and general well-being.<ref>[https://egnos-user-support.essp-sas.eu/new_egnos_ops/ EGNOS and Galileo LBS Brochure], EGNOS Portal, GSA, 16 June, 2014</ref> In addition the emerging multi-constellation GNSS receivers, as the GPS+Galileo combination will improve accuracy and create new LBS opportunities.<ref>[http://gpsworld.com/test-shows-galileo-increases-accuracy-of-location-based-services/ Test Shows Galileo Increases Accuracy of Location-Based Services], GPS World, GPS World staff, May 27, 2014</ref>

	== Location Based Services categorization ==		== Location Based Services categorization ==

Filipe.Pelica: included author logo.

2014-09-18T15:58:24Z

included author logo.

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Filipe.Pelica: fixed broken link.

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	[[File:Navit Android.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|GNSS enabled mobile phone]]		[[File:Navit Android.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|GNSS enabled mobile phone]]
	Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.~~mctes~~.pt/brochuras/~~online~~/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.		Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.fct.pt/h2020/_docs/brochuras/transportes/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.

	The GNSS penetration in LBS devices of which 90% are smartphones reached 20% in 2012. With the growing penetration of tablets and increased GNSS usage in digital cameras, the smartphone share will decrease over the next decade, according to the forecasts provided by [[GNSS Market Report#Location-based services (LBS)\|GNSS Market Report, Issue 3]]. However the overall penetration is foreseen to increase as we continue to depend upon a growing number of mobile apps for navigation, personal tracking, emergency calling, gaming, advertising, social interaction and general well-being.<ref>[http://egnos-portal.gsa.europa.eu/sites/default/files/GALILEO_brochure_LBS_0.pdf EGNOS and Galileo LBS Brochure], EGNOS Portal, GSA, 16 June, 2014</ref> In addition the emerging multi-constellation GNSS receivers, as the GPS+Galileo combination will improve accuracy and create new LBS opportunities.<ref>[http://gpsworld.com/test-shows-galileo-increases-accuracy-of-location-based-services/ Test Shows Galileo Increases Accuracy of Location-Based Services], GPS World, GPS World staff, May 27, 2014</ref>		The GNSS penetration in LBS devices of which 90% are smartphones reached 20% in 2012. With the growing penetration of tablets and increased GNSS usage in digital cameras, the smartphone share will decrease over the next decade, according to the forecasts provided by [[GNSS Market Report#Location-based services (LBS)\|GNSS Market Report, Issue 3]]. However the overall penetration is foreseen to increase as we continue to depend upon a growing number of mobile apps for navigation, personal tracking, emergency calling, gaming, advertising, social interaction and general well-being.<ref>[http://egnos-portal.gsa.europa.eu/sites/default/files/GALILEO_brochure_LBS_0.pdf EGNOS and Galileo LBS Brochure], EGNOS Portal, GSA, 16 June, 2014</ref> In addition the emerging multi-constellation GNSS receivers, as the GPS+Galileo combination will improve accuracy and create new LBS opportunities.<ref>[http://gpsworld.com/test-shows-galileo-increases-accuracy-of-location-based-services/ Test Shows Galileo Increases Accuracy of Location-Based Services], GPS World, GPS World staff, May 27, 2014</ref>

Filipe.Pelica: Test Shows Galileo Increases Accuracy of Location-Based Services

2014-07-07T10:29:07Z

Test Shows Galileo Increases Accuracy of Location-Based Services

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	Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.mctes.pt/brochuras/online/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.		Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.mctes.pt/brochuras/online/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.

	The GNSS penetration in LBS devices of which 90% are smartphones reached 20% in 2012. With the growing penetration of tablets and increased GNSS usage in digital cameras, the smartphone share will decrease over the next decade, according to the forecasts provided by [[GNSS Market Report#Location-based services (LBS)\|GNSS Market Report, Issue 3]]. However the overall penetration is foreseen to increase as we continue to depend upon a growing number of mobile apps for navigation, personal tracking, emergency calling, gaming, advertising, social interaction and general well-being. <ref>[http://egnos-portal.gsa.europa.eu/sites/default/files/GALILEO_brochure_LBS_0.pdf EGNOS and Galileo LBS Brochure], EGNOS Portal, GSA, 16 June, 2014</ref> In addition the emerging multi-constellation GNSS receivers, as the GPS+Galileo combination will improve accuracy and create new LBS opportunities.<ref>[http://gpsworld.com/test-shows-galileo-increases-accuracy-of-location-based-services/ Test Shows Galileo Increases Accuracy of Location-Based Services], GPS World, GPS World staff, May 27, 2014</ref>		The GNSS penetration in LBS devices of which 90% are smartphones reached 20% in 2012. With the growing penetration of tablets and increased GNSS usage in digital cameras, the smartphone share will decrease over the next decade, according to the forecasts provided by [[GNSS Market Report#Location-based services (LBS)\|GNSS Market Report, Issue 3]]. However the overall penetration is foreseen to increase as we continue to depend upon a growing number of mobile apps for navigation, personal tracking, emergency calling, gaming, advertising, social interaction and general well-being.<ref>[http://egnos-portal.gsa.europa.eu/sites/default/files/GALILEO_brochure_LBS_0.pdf EGNOS and Galileo LBS Brochure], EGNOS Portal, GSA, 16 June, 2014</ref> In addition the emerging multi-constellation GNSS receivers, as the GPS+Galileo combination will improve accuracy and create new LBS opportunities.<ref>[http://gpsworld.com/test-shows-galileo-increases-accuracy-of-location-based-services/ Test Shows Galileo Increases Accuracy of Location-Based Services], GPS World, GPS World staff, May 27, 2014</ref>

	== Location Based Services categorization ==		== Location Based Services categorization ==
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	Detailed information about Carpooling and Transport on Demand can be found [[Carpooling and Transport on Demand\|here]].		Detailed information about Carpooling and Transport on Demand can be found [[Carpooling and Transport on Demand\|here]].


	~~== Notes ==~~
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	==References==		==References==

Filipe.Pelica: Test Shows Galileo Increases Accuracy of Location-Based Services

2014-07-07T10:27:41Z

Test Shows Galileo Increases Accuracy of Location-Based Services

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	Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.mctes.pt/brochuras/online/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.		Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.mctes.pt/brochuras/online/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.

	The GNSS penetration in LBS devices of which 90% are smartphones reached 20% in 2012. ~~However, with~~ the growing penetration of tablets and increased GNSS usage in digital cameras, the smartphone share will decrease over the next decade, according to the forecasts provided by [[GNSS Market Report#Location-based services (LBS)\|GNSS Market Report, Issue 3]].		The GNSS penetration in LBS devices of which 90% are smartphones reached 20% in 2012. With the growing penetration of tablets and increased GNSS usage in digital cameras, the smartphone share will decrease over the next decade, according to the forecasts provided by [[GNSS Market Report#Location-based services (LBS)\|GNSS Market Report, Issue 3]]. However the overall penetration is foreseen to increase as we continue to depend upon a growing number of mobile apps for navigation, personal tracking, emergency calling, gaming, advertising, social interaction and general well-being. <ref>[http://egnos-portal.gsa.europa.eu/sites/default/files/GALILEO_brochure_LBS_0.pdf EGNOS and Galileo LBS Brochure], EGNOS Portal, GSA, 16 June, 2014</ref> In addition the emerging multi-constellation GNSS receivers, as the GPS+Galileo combination will improve accuracy and create new LBS opportunities.<ref>[http://gpsworld.com/test-shows-galileo-increases-accuracy-of-location-based-services/ Test Shows Galileo Increases Accuracy of Location-Based Services], GPS World, GPS World staff, May 27, 2014</ref>

	== Location Based Services categorization ==		== Location Based Services categorization ==

Filipe.Pelica: /* Current Status of Location Based Services */

2014-05-28T20:12:09Z

Current Status of Location Based Services

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	Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.mctes.pt/brochuras/online/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.		Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.mctes.pt/brochuras/online/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.

	The GNSS penetration in LBS devices of which 90% are smartphones reached 20% in 2012. However, with the growing penetration of tablets and increased GNSS usage in digital cameras, the smartphone share will decrease over the next decade ~~<ref>~~[~~http://www.gsa.europa.eu/sites/default/files/GNSS_Market%20Report_2013_web.pdf GSA~~ GNSS Market Report – Issue 3]~~, October 2013.</ref>~~.		The GNSS penetration in LBS devices of which 90% are smartphones reached 20% in 2012. However, with the growing penetration of tablets and increased GNSS usage in digital cameras, the smartphone share will decrease over the next decade, according to the forecasts provided by [[GNSS Market Report#Location-based services (LBS)\|GNSS Market Report, Issue 3]].

	== Location Based Services categorization ==		== Location Based Services categorization ==

Filipe.Pelica: Reference update.

2013-12-13T17:01:15Z

Reference update.

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	Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.mctes.pt/brochuras/online/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.		Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.mctes.pt/brochuras/online/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.

	The GNSS penetration in ~~mobile phones~~ reached 15% in ~~2009~~ and the ~~awareness of~~ the ~~consumer and developers is constantly increasing. Examples of this awareness are that~~<ref ~~name="GSAMarket"~~>[http://www.gsa.europa.eu/files/~~dmfile/GSAGNSSMarketreportIssue1~~.pdf GSA GNSS Market Report – Issue 1], October ~~2010~~.</ref>:		The GNSS penetration in LBS devices of which 90% are smartphones reached 20% in 2012. However, with the growing penetration of tablets and increased GNSS usage in digital cameras, the smartphone share will decrease over the next decade <ref>[http://www.gsa.europa.eu/sites/default/files/GNSS_Market%20Report_2013_web.pdf GSA GNSS Market Report – Issue 3], October 2013.</ref>.
	* All major mobile phone operating system vendors provide API (Application Programming Interface) with location functions.
	* In the UK, France and Germany 5 out of 10 best selling [[Wikipedia:iPhone\|iPhone]]’s applications in 2009 are related to navigation or are location based applications.
	* 30% of [[Wikipedia:Android (operating system)\|Android]] developer’s contest winners used location in their application.
	* [[Wikipedia:Nokia\|Nokia]] experienced 7 million downloads of its map software in the first 3 months after offering free navigation.


	== Location Based Services categorization ==		== Location Based Services categorization ==

Carlos.Lopez at 10:53, 23 February 2012

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	Location Based Services (LBS) include applications that depend on the user location to provide a service/information that is relevant to the user at that location.		Location Based Services (LBS) include applications that depend on the user location to provide a service/information that is relevant to the user at that location.

Rui.Pereira at 11:01, 1 April 2011

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	== Current Status of Location Based Services ==		== Current Status of Location Based Services ==

			[[File:Navit Android.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\|GNSS enabled mobile phone]]
	Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.mctes.pt/brochuras/online/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.		Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.mctes.pt/brochuras/online/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.

	~~[[commons:File:Navit Android.jpg\|center\|thumb\|100px\|GNSS enabled mobile phone]]~~
	The GNSS penetration in mobile phones reached 15% in 2009 and the awareness of the consumer and developers is constantly increasing. Examples of this awareness are that<ref name="GSAMarket">[http://www.gsa.europa.eu/files/dmfile/GSAGNSSMarketreportIssue1.pdf GSA GNSS Market Report – Issue 1], October 2010.</ref>:		The GNSS penetration in mobile phones reached 15% in 2009 and the awareness of the consumer and developers is constantly increasing. Examples of this awareness are that<ref name="GSAMarket">[http://www.gsa.europa.eu/files/dmfile/GSAGNSSMarketreportIssue1.pdf GSA GNSS Market Report – Issue 1], October 2010.</ref>:
	* All major mobile phone operating system vendors provide API (Application Programming Interface) with location functions.		* All major mobile phone operating system vendors provide API (Application Programming Interface) with location functions.

Rui.Pereira at 10:56, 1 April 2011

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	Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.mctes.pt/brochuras/online/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.		Currently, navigation technologies in consumer devices such as mobile phones are enabling a massive boom in location-based services, with new commercial opportunities based on the ability of users to identify their precise location relative to services, amenities and other people<ref>[http://www.gppq.mctes.pt/brochuras/online/EuropeanGNSSProgrammes.pdf Europe’s Satellite Navigation Programmes - Galileo and EGNOS], GSA, 2008</ref>.

			[[commons:File:Navit Android.jpg\|center\|thumb\|100px\|GNSS enabled mobile phone]]
	The GNSS penetration in mobile phones reached 15% in 2009 and the awareness of the consumer and developers is constantly increasing. Examples of this awareness are that<ref name="GSAMarket">[http://www.gsa.europa.eu/files/dmfile/GSAGNSSMarketreportIssue1.pdf GSA GNSS Market Report – Issue 1], October 2010.</ref>:		The GNSS penetration in mobile phones reached 15% in 2009 and the awareness of the consumer and developers is constantly increasing. Examples of this awareness are that<ref name="GSAMarket">[http://www.gsa.europa.eu/files/dmfile/GSAGNSSMarketreportIssue1.pdf GSA GNSS Market Report – Issue 1], October 2010.</ref>:
	* All major mobile phone operating system vendors provide API (Application Programming Interface) with location functions.		* All major mobile phone operating system vendors provide API (Application Programming Interface) with location functions.