Information point
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1. An information point, comprising:
- a provider for providing a data structure having entries about different objects, wherein a limited geographical area is associated to every object, and wherein object information is associated to every object, and wherein the limited geographical area defines a relevance area, in which the information point has to be so that the object information to which the relevance area belongs can be selected;
a determiner for determining a geographical position of the information point;
an examiner for examining whether the geographical position of the information point lies in the geographical area associated to an object; and
a provider for providing object information associated to an object, if the examiner has determined that the information point lies in the geographical area of the object.
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Abstract
Information point having a provider for providing a data structure having entries about different objects, wherein a limited geographical area is associated to every object, and wherein object information is associated to every object, a determiner for determining a geographical position of the information point, an examiner for examining whether the geographical position of the information point lies in the geographical area associated to an object, and a provider for providing object information associated to an object, if the examiner has determined that the information point lies in the geographical area of the object.
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14 Claims
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1. An information point, comprising:
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a provider for providing a data structure having entries about different objects, wherein a limited geographical area is associated to every object, and wherein object information is associated to every object, and wherein the limited geographical area defines a relevance area, in which the information point has to be so that the object information to which the relevance area belongs can be selected;
a determiner for determining a geographical position of the information point;
an examiner for examining whether the geographical position of the information point lies in the geographical area associated to an object; and
a provider for providing object information associated to an object, if the examiner has determined that the information point lies in the geographical area of the object. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A method for information selection, comprising the steps of:
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providing a data structure having entries about different objects, wherein a limited geographical area is associated to every object, and wherein object information is associated to every object, and wherein the limited geographical area defines a relevance area, in which the information point has to be so that the object information to which the relevance area belongs can be selected;
determining a geographical position of an information point;
examining whether the geographical position of the information point lies in the geographical area associated to an object; and
providing object information associated to an object if it has been determined that the information point lies in the geographical area of the object.
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14. A computer program for performing the method for information selection, comprising the steps of:
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providing a data structure having entries about different objects, wherein a limited geographical area is associated to every object, and wherein object information is associated to every object, and wherein the limited geographical area defines a relevance area, in which the information point has to be so that the object information to which the relevance area belongs can be selected;
determining a geographical position of an information point;
examining whether the geographical position of the information point lies in the geographical area associated to an object; and
providing object information associated to an object if it has been determined that the information point lies in the geographical area of the object, when the computer program runs on a computer.
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