Wireless Application Protocol Forum Ltd. / Intelligent Transport Systems / Wiley Computer Publishing / British Telecom Travel Labs / Stat Group / Microsoft / Intelligent Transportation Systems / microsoft.com / NextBus Information Systems Inc. / /
Country
Italy / United States / / /
Facility
University of Washington / PIKE ST / Prentice Hall / University of Washington Box / Seattle Ferry Terminal / University Way NE / /
IndustryTerm
software system / Wireless Internet Service / web browser request / Travel choices / web sites serving content / communications technologies / Internet protocols / browser software / wireless delivery / Internet connectivity / web browser / Wireless Browsing Request transmission / wireless communications industry / travel options / text messaging services / user / computer web browsers / real-time transit information / wireless device-browsable web sites / Wireless Markup Language / transportation problems / real-time transit information systems / through hand-held devices / internet-enabled mobile devices / personal digital assistant devices / reference wireless device / wireless device subscribers / wireless device / web server function / accessible web site / web server software / wireless communication technology / web server / computing / wireless access / regular web client / wireless transmission / bus travel times / application protocol wireless markup language specification / filter software / wireless users / java serialization Web Server / personal electronic devices / alarm notification systems / Wireless data users / wireless services / Web Integration Web content development / real-time transit vehicle information systems viable applications / Internet applications / suitable device / travel time estimations / technology devices / research / wireless technologies / e-transit / real-time traffic condition / WIRELESS COMPUTING The number / wireless content / real-time vehicle location data / experimental and commercial products / large employer / web server process / wireless phone users / web services / be served using existing web server software / /
NaturalFeature
Richmond Beach / /
Organization
University of Washington / National Research Council / University of Washington Box / Bellevue Transit Center / US Federal Reserve / Washington State Department of Transportation / World Congress / Cape Code Regional Transit Authority / Transportation Research Board / Timepoint / /
Person
D.J. Dailey / S.D. Maclean / Ken Gosling / JAMES S NW / N. Friedland / Washington Box / D. Meyers / James Gosling / J. Dailey / Z. Wall / F.W. Cathey / / /
Position
D.J. / assistant / natural model of communication between the two / Cod Advance Travel Planner / /
Product
Transit / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Java / HTML / /
ProvinceOrState
King County / New York / Michigan / California / Metro King County / New Jersey / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
the Metro King County weekly / /
Technology
communications technologies / mobile phones / HTML / Uniform Resource Locator / mobile devices / WAP / WAP-based wireless communication technology / wireless access / Java / wireless device / wireless technologies / cell phones / Kalman filtering algorithms / Av / wireless communications / GPS / WAP technology / personal digital assistant / existing Internet protocols / mobile device / cellular telephone / ASCII / HTTP / web server / WAP system / /
The Use of Wireless Internet Service to Access Real-Time Transit Information S.D. Maclean and D.J. Dailey, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, University of Washington Box[removed], Seattle, WA, 98195