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How does the Google maps geolocation API work?
To learn more, see Get Started with Google Maps Platform . The Geolocation API returns a location and accuracy radius based on information about cell towers and WiFi nodes that the mobile client can detect. This document describes the protocol used to send this data to the server and to return a response to the client.
How to send a geolocation request using post?
Geolocation requests are sent using POST to the following URL: You must specify a key in your request, included as the value of a key parameter. A key is your application’s API key. This key identifies your application for purposes of quota management. Learn how to get a key. The request body must be formatted as JSON.
What are the supported radio types in Geolocation API?
Supported values are gsm, cdma , wcdma, lte and nr. While this field is optional, it should always be included if the radio type is known by the client. If the field is omitted, Geolocation API will default to gsm , which will result in invalid or zero results if the assumed radio type is incorrect.
What does CellID stand for in Geolocation API?
If age is 0, the cellId or newRadioCellId represents a current measurement. Radio signal strength measured in dBm. The timing advance value. Radio types prior to NR (5G) use the 32-bit cellId field for passing the network cell ID to Geolocation API. GSM (2G) networks use the 16-bit Cell ID (CID) as is. Valid range: 0–65535.
Is there a way to track geolocation on Google Analytics?
It currently is not possible to provide geolocation information directly to google analytics. Google automatically extrapolates that information based on data gathered from the web client (e.g. ip address), and you cannot provide that information since you are invoking tracking on the server-side.
Where do I find imported data in Google Analytics?
Imported Data —lists the dimensions and metrics available for the data you upload to Google Analytics. The dimensions and metrics listed here for the schema key and imported data are for reference only and may not be complete; the actual dimensions and metrics available will appear in the user interface when you create the Data Set.
How are geographical dimensions determined in Google Analytics?
Analytics provides a number of geographical dimensions, such as City, Country, Continent, etc. The values for these dimensions are automatically derived from the IP address of the hit, which is convenient but also has a few drawbacks: IP-based locations are approximate.