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October 2007

In This Issue

::Registration Open for LBS Challenge APAC
::NAVTEQ Junction Views
::Developing with NAVTEQ Attributes
::Map Data for Your Market with ADCi

Partner Corner

deCarta Developer Conference 2007

Don’t miss deCarta's third annual developers conference, devCON'07, November 12-15 at the Dolce-Hayes Mansion in San Jose. Themed "The Magic of Location," deCarta's devCON will take a deep-dive look into the nuances and the "magic" of location technology and the key business trends and issues that are driving (and challenging) today's location-based business. Click here to learn more and register.

Tech Soup

Working with ArcView

ArcView is an off-the-shelf, versatile, user-friendly GIS program. ArcView allows the geographic researcher to import, analyze and convert small digital data-sets by themselves. After learning the basics of ArcView, you will be able to query spatial information and create thematic maps to aid in natural and cultural resource management. Click here to take a closer look at ArcView.

NN4D Events

November 6, 2007

A Closer Look at Truck Attributes
Webinar

November 12-15, 2007

GSMA Mobile Asia Congress
Conference

November 13-15, 2007

deCarta Developer Conference
Conference

November 16, 2007

EMEA LBS Challenge
Application Submissions Due

November 28 - December 1, 2007

InfoCom 2007
Conference

December 7, 2007

Americas LBS Challenge
Registration Closes






Registration Open for NAVTEQ Global LBS Challenge APAC

Get your share of $3 million USD in cash and prizes!

NAVTEQ, a global leader in premium-quality digital map data, invites Asia-Pacific’s most talented developers and entrepreneurs to enter the premier event in the wireless location-based services (LBS) industry. Since its inception in 2003, the NAVTEQ Global LBS Challenge has dared developers to build innovative LBS applications that work with mobile phones and/or wireless handheld devices using dynamic positioning technology and NAVTEQ® map data.

This is the first time NAVTEQ will bring a dedicated Global LBS Challenge event to the Asia-Pacific region, in addition to The Americas and EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa).

Key Registration Dates
-APAC Registration Opens: October 29, 2007
-APAC Registration Closes: February 29, 2008

For more information, visit www.lbschallenge.com.


A closer look at NAVTEQ Junction Views

Historically, navigation has focused on simple turn-by-turn directions to get from point A to point B, but consumers are seeking simpler ways to be guided. Junction Views provide simplified lane level guidance at the most complicated intersections with a simple, easy to understand image of the intersection and dynamically placed directional arrows.

What are Junction Views?
NAVTEQ Junction Views are images of complicated intersections. Junction View illustrations include: basic road geometry, number of lanes, divider type, lane markings, and on/off ramp with additional landmarks for guidance such as bridges, tunnels, overpasses, and toll gates.

Click here to read the developer article on NAVTEQ Junction Views.

Note: Links require a NAVTEQ Network for Developers login.


Q4 07 NAVTEQ Attribute Format Inclusion and NAVTEQ Attribute Use Case Developer Guides Available

NAVTEQ has a large number of unique attributes that add to the depth, quality, and accuracy of the database. The NAVTEQ Attribute Format Inclusion and the NAVTEQ Attribute Use Case Developer Guides provides the reader with a high-level matrix of attributes and formats and a high-level matrix of suggested use cases for the NAVTEQ attribute set.

Click here to access the NAVTEQ Attribute Format Inclusion Developer Guide and here to access the NAVTEQ Attribute Use Case Developer Guide.

Note: Links require a NAVTEQ Network for Developers login.



License NAVTEQ Data for "Your Market" from ADCi

Whether your application requires a large or small geographic area of NAVTEQ data, American Digital Cartography, Inc. (ADCi) can help! ADCi can provide you with NAVTEQ data for single or multiple cities, counties, states, or even a portion of a state. Whatever your target area is, ADCi can customize NAVTEQ data for your application. ADCi delivers NAVTEQ data in all ESRI, MapInfo, and Oracle Spatial formats, in the projection and coordinate system you choose.

Control costs, and avoid licensing data you don't need, by licensing NAVTEQ data from ADCi for your particular area. This is a great way to increase your flexibility and allow you to load and work only with the data you need for your application!

To learn more about ADCi, visit their Partner Zone at www.nn4d.com. You can also download a full working sample of NAVTEQ data for Washington D.C. in a variety of popular formats at www.adci.com/nn4d.html.


NAVTEQ Connections: The Power Summit for Location Recap

Congratulations to the iPOD raffle winners!

Thank you to all who attending the NAVTEQ Connections Conference in San Francisco on Monday, October 22. The event was truly a success bringing together the many leaders, decision-makers, and innovators in our industry. Stay tuned to the NN4D for access to presentations delivered and scheduled replays of the technical sessions through the NN4D webinar service.

Congratulations to our iPod raffle winners.

-BlueBadgeRoute Ltd
-Romtrac PLC
-Rummble Ltd
-UbiEst SpA
-Delegant Software