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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 26, 2013
Filed:
Dec. 18, 2008
Karl Torbjörn Wigren, Uppsala, SE;
BO Hellander, Täby, SE;
Karl Torbjörn Wigren, Uppsala, SE;
Bo Hellander, Täby, SE;
Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (publ), Stockholm, SE;
Abstract
In a method of improved positioning of user equipments in a telecommunication system comprising at least one user equipment in communication with a core network node via a radio access network node, in response to a user equipment positioning event for said at least one user equipment performing the following steps. Providing Suser equipment identification data in the core network node for each at least one user equipment, the data comprising at least a parameter indicative of a type for the user equipment, a confidence reporting principle, a geographical reporting format type, and a positioning method, associated with said user equipment type. Providing Spositioning information in the core network node from the radio access network node based on the positioning event. The positioning information comprising a geographical format representative of the geographic position of the user equipment, and a positioning method applied in at least the radio network node. Subsequently, determining Sthe type of the at least one user equipment, from information signaled to the core network node. Finally, correcting/adapting Sthe provided positioning information based on the provided user equipment identification data, a predetermined desired output geographical format, the determined user equipment type and the applied positioning method, whereby an improved positioning for the user equipment is enabled in the core network node.