[OSM-talk] logging with precission/amount of data set to maximum
Richard Fairhurst
richard at systemeD.net
Thu Sep 7 12:49:45 BST 2006
Joerg wrote:
> I wouldn't use this feature even if i had it. Since this makes later
> computations very flaky and difficult. So if you have enough memory
> available
> in your gps it would be great to have all track points stored. This way
> you'll be able to see much more things in the track logs than you
> currently
> see.
It depends on the type of surveying you do. For stop-start urban
surveying with heavy building cover, you have a point. But I don't do
that much of that, and if I do, I prefer to use the Geko.
For long country roads, motorways and the like, with a near-constant
speed, good visibility and comparatively few turns, then the eTrex
algorithm is pretty good - and that describes most of my surveying.
Plus it makes economic use of the limited memory, especially if you're
away from a computer for a few days. I really don't want to start
taking my iBook around in my panniers!
cheers
Richard
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