Question: In a 5G network utilizing the Service Enabler Architecture Layer for Verticals (SEAL), what condition(s) can trigger a location management client to send location information to the location management server?
Option 1: Only upon reception of location reporting configuration from the location management server
Option 2: Exclusively when a User Equipment (UE) initiates a call or experiences a cell change
Option 3: Upon occurrence of various events including, but not limited to, distance travelled, elapsed time, MBMS SAI change, tracking area change, PLMN change, and emergency situations
Option 4: Solely when the UE leaves a specific MBMS bearer service area or changes its geographic coordinates
Explanation: The correct answer is Option 3 because, according to the SEAL architecture for verticals, the decision to report location information can be triggered by multiple conditions. These include dynamic events such as distance travelled, time elapsed since the last report, changes in network environment (e.g., MBMS SAI, tracking area, PLMN), and critical situations like emergencies. This variety of triggers allows for flexible and context-dependent location reporting, catering to different service requirements and optimizing resource utilization.