DeliveryVehicleLocationSensorLog
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Possible location providers (not necessarily "sensors").
Enums |
LOCATION_SENSOR_LOG_UNSPECIFIED |
The sensor is unspecified or unknown. |
LOCATION_SENSOR_GPS |
GPS or Assisted GPS. |
LOCATION_SENSOR_NETWORK |
Assisted GPS, cell tower ID, or WiFi access point. |
LOCATION_SENSOR_PASSIVE |
Cell tower ID or WiFi access point. |
LOCATION_SENSOR_ROAD_SNAPPED_LOCATION_PROVIDER |
A location determined by the mobile device running Driver SDK to be the most likely road position. |
LOCATION_SENSOR_CUSTOMER_SUPPLIED_LOCATION |
A customer-supplied location from an independent source. Typically, this value is used for a location provided from sources other than the mobile device running Driver SDK. If the original source is described by one of the other enum values, use that value. Locations marked CUSTOMER_SUPPLIED_LOCATION are typically provided via a DeliveryVehicle's lastLocation.supplemental_location_sensor . |
LOCATION_SENSOR_FLEET_ENGINE_LOCATION |
A location calculated by Fleet Engine based on the signals available to it. |
LOCATION_SENSOR_FUSED_LOCATION_PROVIDER |
Android's Fused Location Provider. |
LOCATION_SENSOR_CORE_LOCATION |
The location provider on Apple operating systems. |
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Last updated 2024-07-24 UTC.
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