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- Christine
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- I'm a London girl living in Ireland for so many years it's my home now although it has taken its toll on my accent which hasn't got a clue where it's from. I'm a newbie in the area of Web & Graphic design trying to get by and make my imprint on the digital world. I love books, films and anything slightly creative with a to-do list of mini crafty projects getting longer by the day. I live for my friends & family, love walking the dog on the rare occasions the rain clouds disappear to reveal blue skies and I'm happiest when I'm snuggled up in front of the fire in my pj's.
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Might be worth breaking each of the components down further. Maybe put a piece of text to go with the figure with bullets for each component. A timeline is always helpful too... showing what happens every time the display is updated, or what happens each time the person's position changes? This should really flesh out exactly what is required.
Just here to echo the above thoughts about breaking the components down further. I'd start off by breaking the system into two process (with a diagram for each).
First, the process of taking 'location' readings, and sending them to the server. You might even show the wired/wireless access point in your diagram.
Second, the process of querying the server and visualising it on the display.
After you've done this, developing a timeline for each diagram will help make sure you've identified every components you need.
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