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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section

CHAPTER I:  Executive Summary
   1.0  Background
   1.1  Evolution of 911
   1.2  Moving Towards Enhanced 911 (E911)
   1.3  FCC Regulatory Status
      1.3.1  FCC Decisions
      1.3.2  PSAP Requests
      1.3.3  Next Steps
   1.4  E911 Challenges
      1.4.1  Deployment and Accuracy
         1.4.1.1  Rural Areas
         1.4.1.2   Dense Urban Areas
      1.4.2  Cost Recovery
   1.5  Carrier Plans So Far
   1.6  European Example  
CHAPTER II:  Wireless Location-Finding Technologies
   2.0  Background
   2.1  Cost Recovery
   2.2  Wireless Location Architecture
      2.2.1  Positioning Process
      2.2.2  Location Management
      2.2.3  Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
      2.2.4  Key Terminology
   2.3  E911 Call Flow
   2.4  Location-Finding Techniques
      2.4.1  Overview and Comparison
      2.4.2  Network-Based Techniques
         2.4.2.1  Cell ID
         2.4.2.2  Time Difference of Arrival (TDOA)
         2.4.2.3  Angle of Arrival (AOA)
         2.4.2.4  TDOA/AOA
      2.4.3  Handset-Based Techniques
         2.4.3.1  GPS
         2.4.3.2  A-GPS
      2.4.4  Hybrid Solutions (Network and Handsets)
         2.4.4.1  Enhanced Observed Time Difference (EOTD)
      2.4.5  Other Location Techniques
         2.4.5.1  RF Fingerprinting
         2.4.5.2  Network-Aided GPS
         2.4.5.3  Wireless-Assisted GPS
   2.5  Location-Finding Technology Vendors
      2.5.1  Airbiquity
      2.5.2  Cambridge Positioning Systems
      2.5.3  Cell-Loc
      2.5.4  CellPoint
      2.5.5  Global Locate
      2.5.6  Grayson Wireless
      2.5.7  Intrado
      2.5.8  SiRF
      2.5.9  SnapTrack
      2.5.10  TCS/Xypoint
      2.5.11  Trimble
      2.5.12   TruePosition
      2.5.13   TSI Telecommunication Services
   2.6  Network Infrastructure Vendors
      2.6.1  Alcatel
      2.6.2  Compaq
      2.6.3  Ericsson
      2.6.4  Lucent
      2.6.5  Nokia
      2.6.6  Nortel Networks
      2.6.7  QUALCOMM  
CHAPTER III:  Location Based Services (LBS) and Applications
   3.0  Background
   3.1  Definitions
   3.2  Benefits
   3.3  Categories and Comparisons
      3.3.1  Location-Enhanced Versus Location Dependent
      3.3.2  One-Way Versus Two-Way Applications
      3.3.3  Intersections With Other Wireless Services
   3.4   Services and Applications
      3.4.1  Emergency Services
      3.4.2  Information Services
         3.4.2.1  Navigation
         3.4.2.2  Enhanced Directory Assistance
         3.4.2.3  Entertainment
      3.4.3  Telematics
         3.4.3.1  OnStar Services
         3.4.3.2  Other Services
      3.4.4  Tracking
           3.4.4.1  Fleet Management
         3.4.4.2  Asset Tracking
          3.4.4.3  Personal Location
      3.4.5  Services for Carriers
         3.4.5.1  Location-Sensitive Billing
         3.4.5.2  RF/Network Optimization
      3.4.6  M-Commerce
   3.5   Location-Based Service Vendors
      3.5.1  @Road
      3.5.2  Aether Systems
      3.5.3  Airbiquity
      3.5.4  Airflash (Webraska)
      3.5.5  Applied Digital Solutions
      3.5.6  Autodesk
      3.5.7  Comverse
      3.5.8  go2 Systems
      3.5.9  Gravitate
      3.5.10  InfoSpace
      3.5.11  Intrado
      3.5.12  MapInfo
      3.5.13  Maptuit
      3.5.14  Oracle
      3.5.15  QUALCOMM
      3.5.16  SignalSoft
      3.5.17  TCS (Xypoint)
      3.5.18  Telcontar
      3.5.19  Tele Atlas
      3.5.20  TSI Telecommunication Services
      3.5.21  Vindigo
      3.5.22  WebTrac
      3.5.23  Wherify
   3.6   Telematics Companies
      3.6.1  ACUNIA
      3.6.2  ATX Technologies
      3.6.3  InfoMove
      3.6.4  MobileAria
      3.6.5  OnStar
      3.6.6  Visteon
      3.6.7  Wingcast  
CHAPTER IV:  Market Dynamics and Forecast
   4.0  Background
   4.1  Market Conditions
      4.1.1  War on Terrorism
   4.2  Market Drivers
      4.2.1  Adoption of Wireless Web
      4.2.2  Increased 911 Calling
      4.2.3  Convergence in Wireless Services
      4.2.4  Other Mobile Application Drivers
   4.3  Wireless Carriers
      4.3.1  Revenue Models
         4.3.1.1  Advertising
         4.3.1.2 M-Commerce
   4.4  Key Trends and Issues
      4.4.1  Privacy and Security
      4.4.2  Spam
      4.4.3  Data Protection
      4.4.4  FCC Regulation/Opt-In
      4.4.5  Technology Standards
      4.4.6  Network Interoperability
   4.5  Market Size and Forecast
      4.5.1  Wireless Infrastructure Revenues
         4.5.1.1  Wireless Subscribers
         4.5.1.2  Wireless Cell Sites
         4.5.1.3  Revenue Forecasts
      4.5.2  Location-Based Services Revenues
         4.5.2.1  Wireless Subscribers
         4.5.2.2  Subscription Fees
         4.5.2.3  Revenue Forecasts
      4.5.3  Telematics Revenues
         4.5.3.1  Vehicles Equipped with Telematics
         4.5.3.2  Telematics Usage
         4.5.3.3  Revenue Forecasts
      4.5.4  Total Location-Based Revenues
   4.6  Conclusion  

LIST OF TABLES & FIGURES

Tables 
1.1  Summary of FCC Requirements
1.2  Location-Finding Technology Accuracy, Cost and Availability
1.3  US Wireless Carriers Status of FCC E911, Phase II
2.1  Comparison of Location-Finding Technologies
2.2  Comparison of Network-Based And Handset-Based Location
2.3  Table of Location-Finding Technologies By Company
3.1  Location-Based Categories and Services
3.2  Telematics Service Companies
Figures
1.1  Landline 911
1.2  Current Wireless 911
1.3  Wireless Location Architecture for E911
1.4  Call Flow For Wireless E911, Phase II
1.5  Cell Site/Sector ID Method
1.6  Time Difference of Arrival (TDOA) Method
1.7  Angle of Arrival (AOA)
1.8  Assisted GPS (A-GPS) Method
1.9  EOTD Method
1.10  Wireless Assisted GPS (WAG) Architecture
1.11  Compaq Discovery Location Solutions
1.12  Ericsson Mobile Location Solution
1.13  Nortel Mobile Location Center
3.0  Wireless Location Benefits
4.1  Wireless 911 Calls -- Annual Calls -- 1999-2000
4.2  North American Wireless Subscribers, By Country -- 2002
4.3  North American Wireless Subscribers -- 2002-2006
4.4  US Cell Site Deployments -- June 1998 –--June 2001
4.5  North American Cell Site Installation -- 201-2006
4.6  North American Cell Site Installed Base -- 2001-2006
4.7  Percent of Cell Sites Upgraded -- 2001-2006
4.8  Phase II Infrastructure Revenues -- 2001-2006
4.9  Location-Based Service Subscribers -- 2001-2006
4.10  Annual Revenue Per LBS Subscribers -- 2001-2006
4.11  Location-Based Services Revenues -- 20001-2006
4.12  North American Vehicles Sold With Telematics -- 2001-2006
4.13  North American Vehicles Registered and Equipment with Telematics -- 2001-2006
4.14  Telematics Users, Cars/Light Trucks -- 2001-2006
4.15  Annual Telematics Revenues, Per Subscribers -- 2001-2006
4.16  Telematics Revenues -- 2001-2006
4.17  Total Location-Based Revenues -- 2001-2006

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