[OSM-dev] Feasibility of an 'in the field' mobile editing app?
Igor Brejc
igor.brejc at gmail.com
Sun Mar 9 19:17:32 GMT 2008
Andy Deakin wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> The precision on the N95 internal gps is not good, but with an external
> bluetooth gps device it is somewhat better.
> I am one of the developers of motortrace.com, which is a vehicle
> tracking solution, and one of the things we currently offer is phone
> tracking software. This is a free j2me midlet which takes the position
> of the phone every x seconds and/or every x meters (configurable), and
> stores it on the phone. It can be uploaded to our website
> (http://www.motortrace.com) for further processing, or simply exported
> as a gpx file.
>
> I was hoping to support OSM much more in the upcoming months, and would
> like to add waypoint etc functionality to the midlet.
>
> Regarding covering multiple paths: our main business is vehicle
> trackers, and these cover the same path many times on a regular basis
> all over a number of countries. I would be interested in importing this
> data to OSM in areas where data is poor. The average speed of the
> vehicles might give a heads-up for the type of road etc.
>
>
This would be great, provided that your company's GPS tracks have a
license compatible with the OSM project (see
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Legal_FAQ for more info).
Cheers,
Igor
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