US 2017001818: us) United States 2) Patent Application Publication co) Pub. No.: US 2017/0018184 Al oy oy ~ ey @y (6) (60) Northrup et al. SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PLACIN VIRTUAL GEOGRAPHIC ZONE MARKEI S Applicans:Sames L. Northrup, Dallas, TX (US) Robert L. Pierce, I, Dallas, TX (US) Inventors: James L. Northrup, Dallas, TX (US): Robert L. Pierce, I, Dallas, TX (US) Appl. Now 18/277) File: 27, 2016 Related US. Application Data Continuation-in-par of application No, 15/131,965, fled on Apr. 18, 2016, which is a continuation of pplication No. 14/209,049, fied on Mar. 13, 2014 ‘ow Pat, No, 9,317,996, which is & continuations part of application No, 14/102,238, fled on Dec. 10 2013, aow Pal, No, 9,319,834, which isa continua tion-in-part of application No. 13924395, fled on Jun, 21, 2013, now Pat, No, 9.398 408 Provisional aplication No. 61/778,874, filed on Max. 13, 2013, provisional application No. 61/735,402, filed on Dee. 10, 2012, provisional application No. (61/662.980, filed on Ja. 22, 2012. 29 4 _DaaAS SUPeRNGOR RCGNT 4A (43) Pub. Date: Jan. 19, 2017 Publication Classification G1) Inc. GoBG 1/14 (2006.01) Hosw sr (200501), (2) US. C1, ce GO8G 1/148 2013.01), HOSW 421 (201301) 6 ABSTRACT A system and method for user inteuetion includes a net ‘work, a server connected to the networks, a supervisor device ‘eeceiving infomation from a global positioning system and connected tothe network, a user device receiving informa- ‘ion fom the global positioning system and connected wo the retwork. The supervisor, having the supervisor device, defines a set of vital geographic zones and subzones in ‘which the user device i tracked, aod saves the sct of virtual deographie zones and Sub-2ones (o supervisor account on the server. The user downloads « user application, sets-up a user account, and downloads the set of Viral geographic ‘ones and stb-2ones. As the user having the wser device, ‘moves through the vietal geographic zones and svb-zones the location of the wser device is determined and set of stpervisor-defined actions are executed on the user device based on the location ofthe user device. ‘Sereniocenines 1200 SUPERVISOR RFORWATON (D,VERIRCATON PERRO ZONES SUPERVGOR SUB IONS SUPERVISOR REPORTS User NFORBUTION DETALSOF ALL SYSTEM a 1 venricaron, NTH DATABASE THE ‘SUPERVISOR ACTIONS WAGER ACCOUNT SYSTEMLOG CONTANSAN 28 (OF STATE The SYSTEM LOG ENTRIES ARE SAVED ENTRY FOR EACH CHANGE DATABASESPatent Application Publication Jan. 19,2017 Sheet 1 of 74 US 2017/0018184 AI FIG. 1 i (PRIOR ART)‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 2 of 74 Patent Application Publication mamniang wiarshs auoz mydesBOR5 eNYIA — yz aanBL [R=] ‘10 B 9uNO ‘een bar if \ THEN @ ome J \, cael \ D aanany 242 40 yr ° sseqeiea 980) Tana se0135 sen oneayddy ~_ |= sespusens vessmeig flea) sous sosmuadnsUS 2017/0018184 AI Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 3 of 74 Patent Application Publication sasvavivd a¢ Olt SIN3AS H3N te SSN cd — siuogniuoswesans |“ Pee WGLSAS 3HLNIBLVIS 40 i SONVHO HOVE HOS AMIN — NY SNIVINOO 807 HEUSAS Ennooo¥ waovM snouoveosinians |“ 82 HL SSVEVAYG SIHL NI 'NOLLVOIAINBA “aL (BAYS SUV S3RN3 807 ["sanaz ane woswes WAISAS TIV 40 S130 NOLWWEOINI ASN SaNOzaNS BOSNAANS zzz sanozwosmuaens —_. ,2e (NOLWOLSEAA ‘A NOUN! 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CHURCH ©) CLASS 4-3GAMING | ‘EXCLUDED ZONE INCLUDED ZONE i : 1 1 1 1 1 3038 3033 ! & 3021 1 1 r San} 3025 3026 3024 SCHOOL (CLASS 3 GAMING EXCLUDED ZONE 11 CLASS 1 AND 2GAMING 1 areas 11 INCLUDEDZONE I 3023 ‘ONO SST OF SI VEE ONY S1gW¥XS- "8 Gs 0S “Fy I ar 2 I zi t 4 pee AIRPORTS OTHER PUBLIC PLACES CLASS 3 GAMING preraeig INCLUDED ZONE 1 1 oe 1 3028-7} 3027 1 L------4 FIG. 3E GAMING ZONE COVERAGE OF A 100 SQUARE MILE LARGE LAND AREA WITH INCLUDED AND EXCLUDED GAMING ZONES (NOT DRAWN TO SCALE)Patent Application Publication Jan. 19,2017 Sheet 9 of 74 US 2017/0018184 Al CASINO CLASS 1-3 GAMING. INCLUDED ZONE & 3039 3040 3041 3048 a c_, 1 3046 1 Peg) ! 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PERCENTAGE OF VELOCITY. ssa TE OE SORTAERGY URES FVOSTRE ——] [RENE 5357] RANGE ALONG PREDICTED PATH NEXT ZONE, 536-1 REPORT, femeaae 538 FIG. 5B MONITOR USER. 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US 2017/0018184 Al FIG. 16G — Virtual Gate to a Place Zone 60701, 607Patent Application Publication Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 29 of 74 US 2017/0018184 Al Figure 17 - Owner Zone is Authorized‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 30 of 74 Patent Application Publication 2S Gam J8UMO 03 SUI, Jase del au0z JaUMQ ~ gt eun8I4‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 31 of 74 Patent Application Publication 24S Gam s8UNO 01 SUH aE de; aU07 JUNO pue ssaz0iq 1sanbas auoz pue dmas sostuuadns/souNno ores ——~-enemourv inn grisea Sag siesarowet Cc — vupyeen | jt | =o : EO meen __-[ na pauno nantes | 2op09 98m‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 32 of 74 Patent Application Publication (pappaquig Ajannzesaquy) sayseW eAnoy soutooaq saxiew de au0z soumg ~ oz aun84 Je savin ancy erences ssung woe!‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 33 of 74 Patent Application Publication JXLEWN BAY YaIM BUOZ SaIEaID ZUM Wala | | | | pnsn ‘ese ROT GL paneer eens aoa Pinay gneg 777mm See noe nvgn scoot —a [[eeonieasning do Twa munya eisena 0080 ragasunoncnnsedns | eee‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 34 of 74 Patent Application Publication Pazroyiny — ausqan 03 391080 a11¢01 Ta poyiaw ssa29y Jasn ~ 7 aundiy smenpousneen 7 Ey tone sree ae soezon enya‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 35 of 74 Patent Application Publication [ear | Pazpoyny - 2315q2M 01 221N3G aII4OW T# POUaIN ss2209 2957) £2 la mammoinners | say 28uO‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 36 of 74 Patent Application Publication Ja9.8W annoy ~ 9USqaM 91 891N3G aI, ZH pouraln ssa20y Jasp ~ bz aundts oy ren > vest [ mag):‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 37 of 74 Patent Application Publication J@LeIN andy ~ aySGEM 03 29108 BIIGOW, Zi POUaIN Ssaz0y Jas sais‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 38 of 74 Patent Application Publication (2usqam teumo oN) PNO}D ZOA 03 2218 aTIGOW ff POULIN ssaddy Jasn ~ 9z aanBiy insoneg aon S90 s aoua0 ind sowosap ty sear ‘ee sucr pucmonateese rexemaanon | Oe} m4 ZOA pT‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 39 of 74 Patent Application Publication (ausqam sumo on) PRO} Toz ZDA 03 821N8q aUGO ‘EH POURaIN Ssaz2y JaSN eeaanths oy epoca Sea Joong 7son nes‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 40 of 74 Patent Application Publication ‘auoz Suymoys dew ON, ‘auo7 ays uy 5110571 ‘pi POURaWN S8a29y 1050 ~ Bz aINBLS a. 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User Access Method #6 ‘Mobile Device to VGZ 201 Cloud Zone within a Zone {not drawn to scale}Patent Application Publication Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 45 of 74 US 2017/0018184 Al Mole Device 2231 Exploded View Lcstion dot 3226 IS. Figure 32C User Mobile Device UI showing inner and outer zones after user taps map marker.‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 46 of 74 Patent Application Publication s9U07 paison UW OWIINOW 1959 ‘9H PoURaIN ssa0y sasN, ee aunaiy 10 Sao Seon oe pone net menting Se eer ‘O: (eaawi aa Hm dep [marae ashPatent Application Publication Jan. 19,2017 Sheet 47 of 74. US 2017/0018184 AI Figure 348 User Mobile Device U! showing inner and outer zones as user has penetrated Store A inner zone. Action “display sale” istringered. Seon anor f BS Hesse) | | ' ' ¢ Figure 34A Owner UI showing inner and outer zones : RR New Place Zone ae User Access Method #6 Mobile Device to VGZ Cloud Zone within a Zone when User Enters tnner Zone. 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US 2017/0018184 AI we Figure 49 ~ Stereoscopic Image of Dense Urban Area from Satellite Photo Extracted Using Digital Surface ModelJan. 19, 2017 Sheet 65 of 74 US 2017/0018184 AI Patent Application Publication sauyjano 3uypying 3un0N eaiy ueqin jo aew| sIdoasoa1015 ow|jazes pasueyug — Os aundiyPatent Application Publication Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 66 of 74 US 2017/0018184 Al Fig 51A~Zoomed in satellite Image post OSM/OTN Analysis Latitude Lines (1.ghid= 1 sec} Longitude Unes (1 grid=1 sec) GI Fig 51C— Footprint Mercator ‘projection onte Lat/Lon grid Fig $18 — Footprint Segmentation based on panchromatic sharpening, ‘Owner Automates the Creation of Place Zones from Satellite Imagery‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 67 of 74 Patent Application Publication AsaBeusy 29420 Jo ay]oIeS WE4 UO}Je99 aU07 2ReEWOINY yo ueyD mold ~ zs aunBiy aeUS 2017/0018184 AI Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 68 of 74 Patent Application Publication ‘we seja jeworung (avmo) tho ssa20y 1.1m paIEDOI099 - VES BANS‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 69 of 74 Patent Application Publication d¥M9 Aq avinag Jas e jo Supujonjsod-oa9 geg aun3i4 a —- i “FZ, a ele | al 1 crmusuvann HA rides AF Le a be ns — TeesPatent Application Publication Jan. 19,2017 Sheet 70 of 74 US 2017/0018184 AL d¥M9 Aq aajnaq 4as/ Jo Bujuon}sod-oo9 — Es andy‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 71 of 74 Patent Application Publication auoz Aeuojiers yg 21085 verde crn nen Cl oy ona Sl moyenne sncond Lo mere Cais erfonsenasooysvpamcasoa CL ngage alone C [seo] JB96 e107‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 72 of 74 Patent Application Publication amas eu0z, 207 aIqeROW $5 21n83 sain avin if [Eeeonm‘US 2017/0018184 AL Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 73 of 74 Patent Application Publication ainag a1goW e Jo Buyuonsog-085 10} sransasuesy gMIN UE (VM) 3HOd S5<20¥ 4-1 PIEDOI-099 & 40.957 9s andl, LL 4 ConsUS 2017/0018184 AI Jan. 19, 2017 Sheet 74 of 74 Patent Application Publication a2Inad alIqoW e Jo SujuoNIsog-0a9 40} suenlarsued, EMA pue (4¥M9) 310d ssB20y 14-1M Paxe20]-089 # Joasn, agg aun [Precocc nce co cscs nse ne esses cesses (of) seas poauey vba To9s sonata 9095,US 2017/0018184 AI SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PLACING. VIRTUAL GEOGRAPHIC ZONE MARKERS CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED 'APPLICATIONS| 10001) This application is a continuation in part of US. ‘application Ser. No, 15/131,965 filed Ape. 18, 2016, whieh js a continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 14/200.049 filed Mat. 13, 2014 and granted as US. Pat, No. 9317.99, which claims priority to U.S. Provisional Application No 61/778,874 filed Mar 13, 2013, and isa continuation in pat ‘of US. application Ser. No. 14/102,238 filed Dec. 10,2013 and granted as US. Pat. No. 9.319834, which claims priority to US. Provisional Application No. 61/735,402 filed Dee. 10, 2012 and is a continuation in part of US. appli ‘ation See. No, 13/924,395 filed Jun. 21, 2013 and granted as US. Pat. No. 9.398.404, which claims priority to US. Provisional Application No. 61/562,980 fled Jun. 22, 2012. Bach of the patent applications identified above is incorpo- rated hewein by reference i its entirety to provide comity of disclosure REFERENCE TO COMPUTER PROGRAM LISTING 0002} ‘This application includes multiple computer pro- gram Tstings that are grouped into Computer Program isting Appendix I, Computer Program Listing Appendix I ‘Computer Program Listing Appendix II, and Computer Program Listing Appendix IV. FIELD OF THE INVENTION 10003] The present invention relates Tocation-based data processing. The present invention relates in general 10 & method of creating defined virtual geographic zones around places of interest. More particularly, the present invention Felates to evidencing the location of virtual geographic zones round places of intrest on an online map with a marker 30 that they may be discoverable on mobile devices with ‘common app. Once such virtual geogmphic zones are mapped, registered and stored in a common accessible datahase, they hecomte discoverable and setionable without further reference 1o a map from common mobile device app. Such code may be part of a mobile device's operating system. These virwal geographic zones in tum ean be used to control gates and autonomous vehicles, such as unmanned ‘ears and drones. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 10004] Though mobile phones have been prevalent in the ‘marketplace for some time, they have not been widely used jn the indoseis that must monitor movement of users oF ‘employees on a route, a joumey of a tour through com- ‘ander or supervisor defines zones, places or locations, For ‘example, security patrol oficers move from checkpoint 10 ‘checkpoint on a tour defined by a commander. Prison guards move through areas of a prison while making “rounds” defined by a supervisor Police oligers move through areas ‘or “beats” oftheir ety as defined by a commander. Delivery trucks move from store to store making deliveries on route dfined by a supervisor ora manager. A gambler may beable to gamble in a casino but once the gambler moves out ofthe ‘cavino the gambler may no longer place a wager. Military missions move from location t location in The pursuit of Jan. 19, 2017 ‘accomplishing a mission or @ joumey defined by a com- ‘manding olficer A peron can walk through a park oF ‘museum and see infarmation about the sites in the park oF displays in the museum. Similarly, shoppers move through aisles in a store that ean he defined by zones, [0008] With the increase in technological sophistication of | Wireless devices overtime, thee has been a rise in the use of these devices, However, while appearing unrelated at frst alance, most development in the use of wireless devices is part ofthe development of wireless device technology. Early efforts were principally focused in marketing products to ‘consumers. Marketers have attempted to find a solution ia the prior att target consumers using wireless devices with limited succes. [0006] For example, U-S. Pat. No. 7,321,773 to Hines, et Al discloses an area watcher wireless feature with a database of geographic areas triggering the wireless area watcher to splay a message upon particular wireless device's entry ‘nto oF exit from # watched area. A watched area may be Sefine bya postal cade, principality, state or county, by a panticular cell site area. However, the system in Hines relies on the infrasincture of a wireless network service provider to implement the feature and to define the watched fareas leading to an expensive system that cannot be eus- ‘omized, 0007] US. Pat, No, 7,995,996 10 Link, et al. discloses providing laget advertisements over a wireless network rom local advertisers pre-registered to advertise. Local advenisers register to advertise on wireless devices that are in close proximity to the advertiser Asa consumer enters cell site that is near the location ofthe local advertiser, the wireless network delivers a message tothe wireless device fof the consumer that is specified hy the local advertiser However, the system in Link relies on the Joeation and the range of cellular towers leading to an inaccurate location of the wireless device, Furher, such reliance on the range ofthe cellular towers resulls in fixed arcas within which the ‘gonsumer must be and eanaot be customizes 10 suit the Toca advertiser [0008] WIPO Patent Publication No. 2010078616 1 Wood, etal, discloses « mobile device managing arunge- iment for service and product information by a wireless fidelity network through hand-held devices interacting with a precinct database. In Wood, the precinct database stores Vendors, prodvets, services, and infomation For each pre- cinct A precinct i a predefined region in which 2 customer with the mobile device can access information about the vendors, products, services within the previnet. The precinct is equipped with proximity shor range wireless equipment, jn the form of & pad or a gate. In onder to access the information from the precinct database, the customer must place the mobile device within the range of the proximity pad or gate 1o access the information, However, the system in Wood relies on the wireless fidelity network and aealular network to locate the mobile device leading to an inaceurate Joeation because the range of the wireless fidelity network and the range oF the cellular network cannot eonform to the shape of the buikfing in which the eustomer is desired to be located and cannot be customized. Further, the wireless fidelity network forthe determination ofthe location can be ‘compromised through the use of a wireless fidelity network reporter to extend the reach of the network to unauthorizedUS 2017/0018184 AI [0009] | U:S. Pat, No. 7385,516 to Contractor discloses @ location confirmation service for wireless devices. A central processor periodically receives position data from a wireless ‘dovice via GPS o cellular network asa latitude and longi tude point, The central processor compares the latitude and longitude point with « Known location point wo determine if the wireless device is within a predetermined distance from the known location pont, However, the service is limited to ‘compan points and cannot compare s location of 2 device to a spatial area [0010] U.S. Pat. No. 7,864,087 to Aninye et al. discloses monitoring system that tracks a location of @ wireless personal tracking deviee. The system periodically tracks the location of the wirless personal tracking device using & cellular neowork or a GPS service. The system compares the location to a predetemnined inclusion zone or a predeter mined exchision zone. If the wireless personal tracking ‘device is inthe predetermined exclusion zone, the system enerates a message and sends the message asa notifieation. However, the zones i Aaiaye ot at are limited to circular ‘zones, each having 2 fixed radius and cannot be customized jn shape or adapted to the conform to the shape of @ structure [0011] U.S. Pat. No. 8,104,672 wo Mitebell, Je. et al discloses a security system including a set of sensors con: nected 10 the security system, The security system receives a location of a mobile security device carted by a user via GPS or cellular network, compares the location of the ‘mobile security device witha known location of an activated sensor and determines whether the activated sensor Within ‘predetermined distance from the mobile security device. IF the sensor is within the predetermined distance from the mobile security device, then the ativated sensor is graphi- cally displayed on the mobile security device, The user ean then respond to the activated sensor. However the system in Mitebel, Jr, et al, can only determine whether 9 sensor is ‘within a given mdivs from the mobile security device and is unable to create customized weographie zones [0012] US. Pat. No. 8,292,741 to Burman eta. discloses ‘8 system for facilitating mobile gaming. The system ‘employs.a set of hase stations of a cellular network to define a set Of geo-fences for a jurisdiction in which gaming is allowed. Each ofthe set of ase stations is customized to allow the base station t send and receive gaming informs tion, Each of the set of base stations hae a ange that must be wholly within jurisdiction that allows gaming. Any base station having @ range that is aot wholly within the juris- diction that allows gaming cannot send or receive gaming jnformation. A gaming device that is within the range of any of the set of base stations is allowed (0 place a wager However, the set of geo-fences cannot precisely define & taming boundary. Due wo the limited range of the set of hase Stations, the set of yeo-fences enable “holes” located in the Javsful gaming jurisdiction in which gaming funetions on the taming device that are otbervse lawful are denied, [0013] U.S. Pat. No. 8,616,967 to Amaitis etal. discloses ‘asystem and method for convenience gaming, Like Burnam, the system employs a set of eustomized base stations of @ cellular network to define a set of zeo-fences fora juris tion in which gaming is allowed, The system furnher ‘employs cell network triangulation using the set of base Stations to determine the location ofa gaming communi tion device. However, ike Bursam, the system cannot Jan. 19, 2017 precisely define «gaming boundary leading to denied gam- ing aeeess on a gaming deviee tht is otherwise lawl 0014] USS. Publication No. 2012/082955S to Jabara tal. discloses @ system and method far gaming using wireless communication devices. The system employs a set of Wi-Fi access points distributed on the premises ofa gaming facility in which gaming is allowed to define a goo-tence. Each Wii access point has a generally circular range, The set of ‘Wi-Fi access points verifies the location ofa wireless device by proximity to allow gambling on the premises of the ‘gaming faiity. However the system doesnot allow remote ‘gaming in another lawfol aren because the wireless com ‘munication device must be connected to the set of Wi-Fi ‘acess points, Further, the circular range ofeach ofthe Wie ‘cess point results in inconsistent coverage ofthe wireless communication device within the premises leading to ineon- sistent gaming access [0018] U.S. Publication No. 201210329885 to Fruy etal tiscloses system for multiplayer remote gaming. The sys- fem employs a set of gaming machine terminals deployed throughout a casino, Each gaming terminal is connected t0 a set of mobile gaming devices through a Wi-Fi network ‘throughout the easino. The WiFi network inchudes a set of transceivers each of whieh has a proximity range. The proximity ranges defines a goo-fenee around the casino. Fach mobile gaming device ean perform gaming functions, i.e placing a wager, ifthe mobile gaming device is within the range of one of the transceivers. However, like Jabara the system does not allow remote gaming in another law area because the mobile gaming device must be connected to the WiFi network of the casino, Further, the circular ranges of the transceivers result in inconsistent gaming access on each of the mobile gaming devices, [016] European Publication No, 2889232 to Broseoe discloses a system and method for ereating and modifying dynamic geo-fences. The system monitors location of an electronic device using cell network triangulation t create a dynamic geo-fence. The dynamic neo-fence includes a et of fixed geo-fences. Upon first sctivation of electronic device, a fist fixed peo-Fence is automatically created hav- ‘ng a fixed rous. Ns the electronic device moves outside of the first fixed goo-Tance, the electronic device is temporarily isabled, Permission by users required in onder to enable the electronic device. Once permission is granted, the elec- tronic device creates a second fixed goo-fence. As the clectronic device coatinues to move, suovessive Fixed Beo- ences are ereted in the same manner to ereate the dynamic eo-fence, However, the system relies on cell network Twiangulation to determine the location of the electronic device. Further, the system relies on user permission in a timely manner to create the dynamic geo-fence leading to holes in the geo-fence [0017] ‘The foregoing prior ant fails to disclose or suggest a system in which a mobile device can be sad to be inside 4 managed defined space or outside that same managed define space. Al prior art belongs in a class of “proximity systems”, While itis mathematically necessary fora military mission to be “near” the objective ora security officer to be “in the proximity of” a checkpoint ora delivery man t0 be “ear” the retail store, i is not silicent to be able wo say they wore “there”. It is desirable to definitively say the soldier, or security officer or delivery man was insideUS 2017/0018184 AI specific peopraphie coondinates (the virtual peographie zone setup by the commander or supervisor) and was therefore Sao [0018] Referring to FIG. 1, a prior art example of @ “proximity system” is shown, This example demonstrates the insullciency of the “proximity system”. The prior at proximity systems have several limitations” Building. 150 has perimeter 151. Wi-Fi access point 152 is mounted ia building 150 aod ts range 153. One limitation is that ‘coverage of range 153i indistinct and varies around perio ‘eter 158, Further, some areas are excluded from coverage of range 153, For example, aa 187 and coverage area 189 are not covered by range 153 of Wi-Fi access point 152. Further, undesired reception of tke Wi-Fi signal occurs. Por example, WiFi repeater 184 broadcasts repeater coverage perimeter 15S by receiving signal 160 from Wi-Fi acoess point 1S2.and rebroadeasting it in coverage area 159 with coverage perim- ‘eter 185, This is problem because wireless deviee 156 is able to aceess Wi-Fi access point 182 through Wi-Fi repeater 184 with coverage range 189, said eoveroge range 159 being beyond shat is intended. Purher, range 153 cannot be precisely determined due to the “fuzziness” of range 183, thereby allowing an unintended user of wireless device 156 to access ange 183 of WiTi access point 182 by being ia ‘coverage range 159 of WiFi repester 154 [0019] The prior at fails to disclose or suggest a system and. method for creating customizable virual geographic ‘zones to enable supervisors to accurately interact With users. Adltionally, geo-fenced areas on publicly available maps ‘are not associated with map markers, do not alter te public map, and are not interactive with a common mobile device application that ean discover publicly accessible zones via a sup or by querying the closest zones. Therefor, there is 2 need in the prior art fora system and method for ereating sccurte virtual geographic zones that cannot be compro- rmised 0 allow a supervisor to inexpensively and accurately Jnteract with wsers SUMMARY 10020] In a preferred embodiment, a system and method or authenticating a wager by limiting the ability to place the wager fo designated zones, or subzones within one, is disclosed. The system includes network, a server con- nected (0 the network, a supervisor deviee receiving infor- mation from a navigational (°NAV") service system and ‘connected to the network and a user device receiving Jnformation from the NAV service system andl connected 0 the network 10021] Ina preferred embodiment, a supervisor defines @ sot of virtual geographic zones and sub-zones in which the user device ca be tricked, and saves the set of virtual _gengraphie zones and sub-zones to a supervisor account on the server, The user downloads a user appliation, sets up & tier account that includes a user ID and a verification and ‘downloads the set of viral geographic zones and subs zones. As the user moves into and ost of the virtual eogriphie zones and sub-zones, the location of the user device is determined and a set of supervisordefined actions are executed bythe wer application an the user device based ‘on the location ofthe user device. 10022] In one embodiment, the supervisor defines a zone jn which wagers ean be made or placed hy a user using the twser device, inning a user gaming application. The user taming application uses a User Location Information Pro- Jan. 19, 2017 cess ULIP"), installed on the wee device, to verify the Tocatiow fom hich the wants to place a wager. The wer saning application runs in conjunction with the ULIP. The ULI aevates or deactivates the ur gaming application on ‘house device, depending on whethor the user i inside the designated gaming vone or outside ofthe designated gaming {0028} In one embosiment, when 9 user deve enters a Zoe ora subrone, the user device is deni sthorzation to perlorm a function {0024} In one embodiment, a method for tansfersing funds fom a financial insti into a wager sccoul Hs disclosed {0025} In another embodiment, a method for establishing social gaming and peer to peer gaming ix disclosed, In this embodiment, a user associated with 8 user deviee links a Social network account to. ser account To discover coats and to engege in « game of chance with the discovered contacts [0026] In another embodiment method for detemsining 4 fe fora location host. In ths embodiment, locaton ost isa bar pu, or any esiabishment dit promotes the game of chance operated by the syperisoe. {0027} In prefered embodiment, 2 sytem and method {or message delivery to-a user and the tacking of the user through on and out of set of predefined zones, gaming ‘oes, marketing Zones, checkpoints, or stops along & out 4 joumey oF a mission, detenined by 8 supervisor is disclosed {0028} In one embodiment, the set of supervsordefined actions is «set of adveriements that ere displayed on the ‘scr device based on the locaton ofthe usar device and if the wer device is inside an associated zone. In another embodiment, he set of supervisordefinad actions is denial of authorization for a wager cause the scr is outside Statutorily mandated area or zone. Ia another enbodinen, the sct of supervisor-defined sctions is a set of discount coupons for products and senices ofthe supervisor to be edaumed ata point-of-sale based on the location of te wer device. In this embodiment, these of discount coupons are