Hi. I am new to GPS and GPX. Is there typically a way to represent outlines of sizable buildings, for example a shopping mall, in GPX or any GPS format? It...
... There are lots of GPS formats. I suspect that the sort of formats used by Goggle might have the sort of thing you're asking about. ... ptsegType in GPX...
... If you're trying to model building (you'd mentioned internal heights of floors, so I suspect you want more than just a perimeter outline) GPX is probably...
... If point 0 == point 3 then it's a closed polyline and thus a polygon. That would make it a triangle if you have four points. It's a very common way to...
... I don't know from microformats, but I have a problem with 'polygon' in the GPX format. I think you're just trying to echo something that has been done...
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... Not that I know of, but I don't know much. The best and foremost project to attach buildings to maps is Google with its use of SketchUp for Google Earth....
... Latitude is North-South from -90 to +90 degrees Longitude is East-West from -180 to 180 degress You have them the wrong way round :) Anthony -- ...
Hello, ... You have your latitudes and longitudes reversed. Try this: <wpt lat="37.42228990140251" lon="-122.0822035425683"> -- Dan Foster...
In message <f5oo89+lpku@eGroups.com>, pspmikek <yahoo@...> writes ... Perhaps it doesn't believe that you have a GPS device which is accurate to ~0.00001...
... You might be interested in this: http://www.opengeospatial.org/pressroom/pressreleases/732 -- Dave Patton Canadian Coordinator, Degree Confluence Project ...
I had a complaint from a user of my GPX waypoint generator that whatever tool he was feeding the files into (he didn't explain what tool) was complaining about...
... Validate the GPX file. That'll tell you if the problem is in the reader or the writer. Can a field nave a < in it? Most that allow text can. Then it...
... A GPX file is an XML file. At the top of the file there should be a tag explaining the character encoding: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="Encoding.Name"?> ...
... Try replacing the accented character with its HTML-escaped sequence (see here http://www.html-reference.com/Escape.htm). That did the trick for me. I...
Hi, I want to export a cave line plot as GPX to superimpose over a surface map in mapping programs. A cave line plot consists of (visible) stations, i.e. named...
... Because I would have as many tracks as survey shots (the software does not "know' passages, only single survey shots). Isn't there a limit on these? I...
... surface ... shots, i.e. ... survey ... seems ... Any given program may have some limit. I think you can find a program that would let you have 30,000...
... Actually, I don't target any specific software, I just want to add a GPX export feature to my cave survey freeware. I know a user would use it with...
IMHO for a very high number of points / tracks, a GPX file is not the best solution. Instead you should store them in some sort of data base, and extract in...
... I am not the repository of each user's data and I don't want to force my users into converting the data back into a GPX via a proprietary format. Auriga is...
