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Geolocation allows identifying the geographic location of devices connected to the internet or mobile networks. There are four main methods of determining location: IP address, Bluetooth, WiFi networks, and GPS. The document discusses how geolocation works, common geolocation services and APIs, motivations and examples of geolocation usage. Potential issues with geolocation accuracy are also mentioned.

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Geolocation

1. Geolocationin Web Browsers

2. Presentation AgendaWhatisGeolocationMethodsServicesMotivation andUsageExamples2Geolocation - Radek ��í�첹

3. WhatisGeolocation?“Indentification of geographic ��ǳ��پ��ǲ�”

4. Mobile phone

5. Computer (connected to the internet)

6. Practice of assessing the location

7. Actual assessed location http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geolocation3Geolocation - Radek ��í�첹

8. Usage of Geolocation4Geolocation - Radek ��í�첹

9. Methods of Geolocation5Geolocation - Radek ��í�첹

10. GeolocationServicesand API’sW3CGeolocation APIGoogleGears – Geolocation APILoki.comGeodegoogle.com/loc/jsongeoIPtool.comGeolocation - Radek ��í�첹6

11. Motivation and Usage ExamplesWHYWHERE7Geolocation - Radek ��í�첹

12. UsageExamples8Geolocation - Radek ��í�첹

13. Nothingisflawless9Geolocation - Radek ��í�첹Brazil instead of Pilsen

14. SummaryGeolocation is coolWe can use it for applications in or out of browserUseful mostly in mobile devices (mobile phones, notebooks)4 methods to locate device (IP, BTS, WiFi, GPS)Geolocation today and tomorrowGeolocation - Radek ��í�첹10

15. Sourceshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geolocationhttp://dev.w3.org/geo/api/spec-source.htmlhttp://code.google.com/intl/cs-CZ/apis/gears/api_geolocation.htmlhttps://developer.mozilla.org/en/using_geolocationhttp://loki.com/http://mozillalabs.com/blog/2008/10/introducing-geode/http://www.geoiptool.com/http://prezi.com/nwcqic1fyeon/ (M. Hassman) – S geolokací by se neztratili ani Jeníček a Mařenkahttp://www.slideshare.net/neilcrosby/geolocation-and-beer (NeilCrosby) - GeolocationandBeerGeolocation - Radek ��í�첹11

16. AnyQuestions?Geolocation - Radek ��í�첹12

17. Thank you for your attentionRadek ��í�첹@radekmika

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