Abstract: A system and method for calibrating the location and orientation of an electronic device, including an electronic data device having a processor, permanent memory, temporary memory, program loading means, a visual display and display subsystem, user input devices, a motion detection subsystem, an orientation detection subsystem, and a geolocation subsystem. The electronic device is programmed with instructions that, when executed, cause the electronic device to visually display a virtual representation of a user-selected physical space on the electronic visual display and to display a position indicator corresponding to an initial location and orientation of the electronic data device in the user-selected physical space, and thereafter to adjust and correct the location according to either user manual inputs or movement of the electronic data device in the physical space.

Abstract: A system and method for creating a location tag and attaching and linking multiple attributes to that tag, including such attributes as digital audio files, video files, text and photographs, thereby facilitating subsequent finding of the location in an electronic document or display. In this way, the same or a different user can proceed directly to a location of interest to view and inspect the features identified in the linked attributes.