TIA-881-1-2008 MAP Location Services Enhancements (Addendum to TIA-881)《MAP增强型定位服务 TIA-881的补充件》.pdf

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19、8495051525354555657585960ContentsiMAP LOCATION SERVICES ENHANCEMENTSCONTENTSList of Figures.viList of Tables.viiForeword.viiiRevision History.ixIntroduction.11 Objective12 Normative References13 Organization.24 Assumptions.25 Editorial Conventions.5LCS Features Descriptions.71 References71.1 Normati

20、ve References72 Definitions and Concepts.72.1 Definitions73 Network Capabilities103.1 Location Services (LCS)103.1.1 Position Information103.1.1.1 Reference System103.1.1.2 Shapes113.1.1.3 Velocity.113.1.1.4 Timestamp.123.1.2 LCS Client Subscription123.1.3 Position Quality of Service (PQOS)123.1.4 S

21、ecurity143.1.5 Target MS Privacy.143.1.6 Normal Procedures with Successful Outcome143.1.7 Exception Procedures or Unsuccessful Outcome163.1.8 Alternate Procedures.163.1.9 Interactions With Other Network Services163.2 Location Information Restriction (LIR).183.2.1 Normal Procedure With Successful Out

22、come.183.2.2 Exception Procedures or Unsuccessful Outcome203.2.3 Alternative Procedures21TIA-881-1EContents123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960ii3.2.4 Interactions With Other Wireless Services.21MAP Functional Overview221 Def

23、initions and Documentation Conventions221.1 Definitions.222 Symbols and Abbreviations.253 Network Reference Model.263.1 Location Services Enhancements263.1.1 Network Entities.26Automatic Roaming Information Flows281 General Position Determination Technologies281.1 Successful Position Determination28

24、1.1.1 MS Registration281.1.2 Successful Position Determination: Home MPC is the Serving MPC.301.1.3 Successful Position Determination: Home MPC is Not Serving MPC321.1.4 Successful Position Determination: Serving MPC Address Has Changed.351.1.5 Successful Position Determination After Intersystem Han

25、doff391.1.6 Multiple LCS Client Requests Managed by Home MPC.421.1.7 Multiple LCS Client Requests Managed by Serving MPC451.1.8 Successful Serving System Initiated Position Determination.471.1.9 Position Determination for HLR-Based Service.491.1.10 Successful Call-Related LCS521.2 Unsuccessful Posit

26、ion Determination.541.2.1 LCS Client Denied Access by Home MPC541.2.2 Unsuccessful Serving System Initiated Position Determination552 CDMA MS-Assisted Position Determination.572.1 Successful CDMA MS-Assisted Position Determination.572.1.1 MS Idle572.1.2 MS Engaged in Call612.1.3 Continuation of Posi

27、tion Determination After Handoff.652.2 Call-Related LCS Call Release.692.3 Interaction with Non-Emergency Services Calls732.3.1 Successful Resumption of Position Determination after Call Delivery732.3.2 Unsuccessful Position Determination: Call Delivery While Awaiting MS Response.762.3.3 Unsuccessfu

28、l Position Determination: Call Delivery After Response Sent to PDE.782.3.4 Unsuccessful Position Determination: Non-Emergency Services Call Origination802.4 Interactions with Phase II Emergency Services Calls.822.4.1 Ongoing Position Determination Ended by Emergency Services Call.832.4.2 Blocking of

29、 Value Added Service Positioning.872.4.3 Interactions After Intersystem Handoff89TIA-881-1E123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960Contentsiii2.4.4 VAS Position Determination Delayed by Emergency Services Call Single MPC.942.4.5

30、Position Determination Initiated in Anchor System Ended by Emergency Services Call After Intersystem Handoff.982.4.6 Position Determination Initiated in a Tandem System Ended by Emergency Services Call1032.5 Failure Cases1082.5.1 Radio Contact Failure1082.5.2 Traffic Channel Failure or Traffic Chann

31、el Release.1092.5.3 Failure After Intersystem Handoff1102.5.4 PDE Unavailable.1142.5.5 PDE Failure.1152.5.6 Traffic Channel Inactivity Timer Expiry.1172.5.7 Traffic Channel Inactivity Timer Expiry While Awaiting MS Response.1193 Coarse Position Determination.1213.1 MS Idle.1213.2 MS Engaged in Call.

32、1243.3 Position Determination After Intersystem Handoff.127MAP Signaling Protocol.1315 Data Transfer Services.1315.1 SS7-Based Data Transfer Services1316 Application Services1316.4 MAP Operations1316.4.1 General1316.4.1.2 Operation Specifiers1316.4.2 Operation Definitions1316.4.2.14 FlashRequest1326

33、.4.2.37 RegistrationNotification1336.4.2.43 SMSDeliveryPointToPoint1346.4.2.am GeoPositionRequest1386.4.2.an InterSystemPositionRequest1416.4.2.ao InterSystemPositionRequestForward1456.4.2.au LCSParameterRequest.1486.4.2.ay PositionEventNotification.1506.5 Map Parameters.1526.5.1 General1526.5.1.2 P

34、arameter Identifiers.1526.5.2 Parameter Definitions1546.5.2.2 AccessDeniedReason1546.5.2.3 ActionCode1556.5.2.97 Profile1566.5.2.125 SMS_CauseCode.1576.5.2.w ServiceIndicator.1596.5.2.fk GeographicPosition.1606.5.2.fo MobInfo_CDMA.161TIA-881-1EContents123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282

35、930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960iv6.5.2.fr PositionInformation1626.5.2.fs PositionRequestType1636.5.2.ft PositionResult.1656.5.2.gd CDMAServingOneWayDelay21676.5.2.go LCS_Client_ID.1686.5.2.gx LCSBillingID1706.5.2.gy LIRAuthorization1716.5.2.gz LIRMode.1726.5.2.ha MPCA

36、ddress.1746.5.2.hb MPCID1786.5.2.hc PositionQualityOfService.1796.5.2.hd PQOS_HorizontalPosition1806.5.2.he PQOS_HorizontalVelocity.1826.5.2.hf PQOS_MaximumPositionAge1836.5.2.hg PQOS_PositionPriority.1846.5.2.hh PQOS_ResponseTime.1856.5.2.hi PQOS_VerticalPosition1866.5.2.hj PQOS_VerticalVelocity188

37、6.5.2.hk Horizontal_Velocity1896.5.2.hl Vertical_Velocity1906.5.2.hm MPCAddressList.191MAP Signaling Procedures1921 Basic Call Processing1921.1 Registration Call Tasks.1921.1.1 Loading of Profile Parameters1922 Intersystem Procedures1932.1 Registration Notification.1932.1.1 MSC Initiating MS Registr

38、ation.1932.1.2 VLR Receiving RegistrationNotification INVOKE.1932.2 SMS Delivery Point-To-Point.1982.2.1 MSC Receiving an SMSDeliveryPointToPoint INVOKE.1982.2.2 Anchor MSC Initiating SMS Delivery Point-To-Point2022.2.V SMS Delivery Point-To-Point for Position Data Message Exchange2032.2.V.1 MSC Rec

39、eiving SMDPP INVOKE for Position Data Message Exchange.2034.W InterSystem Position Request2064.W.1 MSC Receiving an InterSystemPositionRequest INVOKE.2064.X Intersystem Position Request Forward2124.X.1 MSC Receiving an InterSystemPositionRequestForward INVOKE2124.Y LCS Parameter Request2154.Y.1 HLR

40、Receiving LCSParameterRequest INVOKE2154.Z Position Event Notification.2164.Z.1 MSC Initiating Position Event Notification2167 Operation Timer Values217TIA-881-1E123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960ContentsvD Annex D: SMS Air

41、 Interface Delivery Point-To-Point219D.5 Serving MSC Receiving an SMD-REQUEST.219Annex A: Mobile Station Implementation.222Annex B: MPC and PDE Operation Timer Implementation223TIA-881-1EList of Figures12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535

42、4555657585960viLIST OF FIGURESFigure X Network Reference Model for Location Services Enhancements.26TIA-801-1E123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960List of TablesviiLIST OF TABLESLCS Features DescriptionsTable 1 LIR Subscriptio

43、n Options.19MAP Signaling ProtocolTable 1 MTP Message Priority Values for MAP Operations131Table 8 MAP Operation Specifiers131Table 10 Summary of MAP Operations131Table 11 NE Combinations for GPOSREQ.138Table 12 NE Combinations for ISPOSREQ141Table 13 NE Combinations for ISPOSREQFWD.145Table 14 NE C

44、ombinations for LCSParameterRequest148Table 15 NE Combinations for PositionEventNotification.150Table 16 MAP Parameter Identifiers.152Table 17 Horizontal Position Accuracy r Corresponding to Values of K.181Table 18 Vertical Position Accuracy r Corresponding to Values of K.187MAP Signaling Procedures

45、Table 1 HLR LCSParameterRequest Response.215Table 2 Operation Timer Values.217Annex B: MPC and PDE Operation Timer ImplementationTable 1 Guidelines for MPC and PDE Operation Timer Values.224TIA-881-1EForeword12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505

46、1525354555657585960viiiFOREWORD(This foreword is not part of this Standard.)This document was prepared by 3GPP2 TSG-X and was balloted and published by TIATR-45.2. This document specifies the intersystem operations that enable a wireless systemto provide enhanced location services. This version adds

47、 support for the Mobile EquipmentIdentity (MEID) and supersedes the previous version.“Shall” and “shall not” identify requirements to be followed strictly to conform to thisStandard and from which no deviation is permitted. “Should” and “should not” indicate thatone of several possibilities is recom

48、mended as particularly suitable, without mentioning orexcluding others, that a certain course of action is preferred but not necessarily required, orthat (in the negative form) a certain possibility or course of action is discouraged but notprohibited. “May” and “need not” indicate a course of actio

49、n permissible within the limitsof the document. “Can” and “cannot” are used for statements of possibility and capability,whether material, physical or causal.TIA-881-1E123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960Revision HistoryixREVISION HISTORYRevision Date Remarks0 March 2004 Initial Publication1E May 2006 Support for the MEIDTIA-881-1ERevision History123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960x(This page is intentionally lef