UNI EN ISO 19132 : 2009

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Conformance
3 Normative references
4 Terms and definitions
5 Symbols and abbreviated terms
  5.1 Acronyms
  5.2 UML Notation
  5.3 Taxonomy of data and services - Mapping to RDF
6 ODP Viewpoints used
  6.1 Enterprise specification
  6.2 Information specification
  6.3 Computational specification
7 Participation Model
  7.1 Model overview - Package: ISO 19132 (this
      International Standard)
  7.2 Package - LBS Participants
      7.2.1 Scenarios and semantics
      7.2.2 Type - LBS_Participant
      7.2.3 Type - LBS_User
      7.2.4 Type - LBS_ApplicationProvider
      7.2.5 Type - LBS_DataProvider
      7.2.6 Type - LBS_FeatureDataProvider
      7.2.7 Type - LBS_ContentProvider
      7.2.8 Type - LBS_SpatialContentProvider
      7.2.9 Type - LBS_ServiceProvider
      7.2.10 Type - LBS_ServiceBroker
      7.2.11 Type - LBS_MobileDevice
      7.2.12 Type - LBS_DataBroker - Class semantics
8 Service model
  8.1 Package - LBS_Services
      8.1.1 Package structure
      8.1.2 Service taxonomy
  8.2 Package - Basic Services
      8.2.1 Package structure
      8.2.2 Type - LBS_Tracking
      8.2.3 Type - LBS_Routing
      8.2.4 Type - LBS_Navigation
  8.3 Package - Geomatics services
      8.3.1 Package structure
      8.3.2 Type - LBS_Location Transformation
      8.3.3 Type - LBS_AddressParsing
      8.3.4 Type - LBS_Geoparsing
      8.3.5 Type - LBS_Gazetteer
      8.3.6 Type - LBS_MapService
  8.4 Package - Information Services
      8.4.1 Package structure
      8.4.2 Type - LBS_DataService
      8.4.3 Type - LBS_NetworkDataService - semantics
      8.4.4 Type - LBS_EventSubscription
      8.4.5 Type - LBS_MovingObjectManagement
  8.5 Package - System management
      8.5.1 Managing users and groups
      8.5.2 Type - LBS_UserProfileService
      8.5.3 Type - LBS_LocationTriggerControl
  8.6 Package - Digital rights management
      8.6.1 Digital rights management
      8.6.2 Type - LBS_Resource
      8.6.3 Type - LBS_License
      8.6.4 Type - LBS_Right
      8.6.5 Type - LBS_RightsCondition
9 Message Data Model
  9.1 Semantics
  9.2 Package - Message Data Types
      9.2.1 Package structure
      9.2.2 Type - LanguageSpecificCharacterString
      9.2.3 Type - LBS_AccessInfo
      9.2.4 Type - LBS_Accuracy - Class semantics
      9.2.5 Type - LBS_Address
      9.2.6 Type - LBS_CostFunction
      9.2.7 Type - LBS_Data
      9.2.8 Type - LBS_DataSource
      9.2.9 Type - LBS_DisplayParameters
      9.2.10 Type - LBS_EventInfo
      9.2.11 Type - LBS_Instruction
      9.2.12 Type - LBS_Location
      9.2.13 Type - LBS_Maneuver
      9.2.14 Type - LBS_MapFormat
      9.2.15 Type - LBS_Notification
      9.2.16 Type - LBS_Position
      9.2.17 Type - LBS_Preference
      9.2.18 Type - LBS_Route
      9.2.19 Type - LBS_RouteConstraint
      9.2.20 Type - LBS_RouteCriteria
      9.2.21 Type - LBS_SecurityCertificate
      9.2.22 Type - LBS_SymbolSet
      9.2.23 Type - LBS_TrackingLocation
      9.2.24 Type - LBS_Trigger
      9.2.25 Type - LBS_UserID
      9.2.26 Union - LBS_FeatureData
      9.2.27 Union - LBS_GeometryChoice
      9.2.28 Union - LBS_NamedLocation
      9.2.29 Union - LBS_TrackTrigger
Annex A (normative) - Abstract test suite
Annex B (informative) - Architecture
Annex C (informative) - Scenarios
Annex D (informative) - Standards development in LBS
Annex E (informative) - Crosswalk between common
        terminology in ISO/TC 211 and ISO/TC 204
Annex F (informative) - Use cases for location-based
        services
Bibliography

This standard defines a reference model and a conceptual framework for location- basedservices (LBS), and describes the basic principles by which LBS applications may interoperate.