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Geofence

A geofence is a virtual "perimeter" or "fence" around a given geographic feature. A geofence can be dynamically generated (as in a radius around a point location) or match a predefined set of boundaries (such as school zones or neighborhood boundaries).

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Geofence

Nodes49
Edges48
Triples57
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.040816
Components1

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Geofence

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related to history · 17
Geofence → American, Capitol, Cellular, Democratic, Fourth Amendment's, Geofencing, GPS, GSM, IBM, In April, January, Michael Dimino, Microsoft, Police, Republican, Supreme Court, United States Patent Office
related to Working · 16
Geofence → A-GPS, Android, Assisted GPS, Both, Geofencing, GNSS, GPS, In, IP, It, North America, System, The, The Wide Area Augmentation, These, WAAS
related to In the workplace · 7
Geofence → Geofencing, GPS-enabled, In, It, SMS, These, Using
related to Policing · 2
Geofence → January Capitol, The FBI
is a · 1
Geofence → virtual

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geofencing location used gps use using system area virtual advertising vehicle data technology also tracking device within around user active

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Geofenceis avirtual0.90text
IBMinstance ofCellular geofencing for global tracking is cited in the United States Patent Office over 240 times by major companies0.80text
Microsoft since 1995instance ofCellular geofencing for global tracking is cited in the United States Patent Office over 240 times by major companies0.80text
is first mentioned asinstance ofCellular geofencing for global tracking is cited in the United States Patent Office over 240 times by major companies0.80text
in Russian-occupied territories in Ukraine.Advertisement.mw-parser-output .amboxinstance ofSpaceX used geofencing to limit the use of Starlink Internet services outside the borders of Ukraine0.80text
concertsinstance oflarge scale events0.80text
sports eventsinstance oflarge scale events0.80text
conferencesinstance oflarge scale events0.80text
etc. in stadiumsinstance oflarge scale events0.80text
convention centersinstance oflarge scale events0.80text
mallsinstance oflarge scale events0.80text
outletsinstance oflarge scale events0.80text

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