geolocation
- noun
- /ˌdʒiːoʊlɪˈkeɪʃən/
- Specialized
- Paper maps are becoming obsolete, but we now stand on the verge of another revolution in geolocation accuracy.
- geolocation data
- geolocation app
- precise geolocation
Same question for geolocation data from cellular carriers or map products.
- Same question for geolocation data from cellular carriers or map products.
Examples
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Absolute Software's Lojack for Laptops has been around for years and offers remote file deletion, geolocation, and remote locking with message display.
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It's already been done with geolocation and storage.
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Hi, I have a map with geolocation.
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We set out with ambitious plans to have our website feature the live weather conditions using the geolocation from anyone who looked at it.
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The limited data communications capability allowed the DTCS to provide ship-bound commanders with geolocation information down to the squad level.
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The geolocation system pinpointed the exact location of the lost hiker in the mountains.
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With the advancement of technology, geolocation has made it easier to track deliveries in real-time.
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Many smartphone applications rely on geolocation to provide users with relevant local information.
Synonyms
An exact location of something for navigation
Finding the exact location of a device using GPS or satellite signals
Finding where something is, often using maps or GPS
To find the exact place where something is
How Accurate
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Geolocation comes from the parts geo- meaning 'earth' and location meaning 'place', like in geography. So it now means finding the exact 'place' of a phone or device on the earth, often using GPS.