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| − | From: Ezequias Rodrigues da Rocha | + | From: Ezequias Rodrigues da Rocha<br> |
| − | Date: Sep 19, 2005 7:45 AM | + | Date: Sep 19, 2005 7:45 AM<br> |
| − | Subject: [jump-users] Lat/Long to XY coordinates | + | Subject: [jump-users] Lat/Long to XY coordinates<br> |
| − | To: JUMP Users Discussion <jump-users@lists.jump-project.org> | + | To: JUMP Users Discussion <jump-users@lists.jump-project.org><br> |
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I am here to post an archive that can help many people that have a GPS and does not know how to load their data on OpenJUMP. My suggestion is generata a x,y output based on degrees, minutes and seconds of lat/lon GPS. | I am here to post an archive that can help many people that have a GPS and does not know how to load their data on OpenJUMP. My suggestion is generata a x,y output based on degrees, minutes and seconds of lat/lon GPS. | ||
| − | The | + | The file attached (GPS_to_XY.xls) can make this conversion if the user only enter with the degrees, minutes and seconds data of GPS. |
After you could see the next tab GPS_wkt to generate a text file to be loaded on OpenJUMP. | After you could see the next tab GPS_wkt to generate a text file to be loaded on OpenJUMP. | ||
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Eduardo Aguiar | Eduardo Aguiar | ||
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Sincerely | Sincerely | ||
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Ole posted the following notice of a plugin for loading GPS data -- it may be an easier approach than the above: | Ole posted the following notice of a plugin for loading GPS data -- it may be an easier approach than the above: | ||
| − | On 9/20/05, Ole Rahn wrote: | + | On 9/20/05, Ole Rahn wrote: <br> |
| − | > Ezequias, | + | > Ezequias,<br> |
| − | > | + | > <br> |
| − | > to enable people to load their GPS data in Jump, we have a dataSource | + | > to enable people to load their GPS data in Jump, we have a dataSource<br> |
| − | > (read only) that creates features based on the NMEA dataset GGA and RMC. | + | > (read only) that creates features based on the NMEA dataset GGA and RMC.<br> |
| − | > All you have to do is log your GPS receiver's outputs to a text file and | + | > All you have to do is log your GPS receiver's outputs to a text file and<br> |
| − | > open it in Jump. | + | > open it in Jump.<br> |
| − | > | + | > <br> |
| − | > You may want to take a look on our website for more information... | + | > You may want to take a look on our website for more information...<br> |
| − | > | + | > <br> |
| − | > Regards | + | > Regards<br> |
| − | > Ole | + | > Ole<br> |
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Latest revision as of 09:21, 16 November 2009
From: Ezequias Rodrigues da Rocha
Date: Sep 19, 2005 7:45 AM
Subject: [jump-users] Lat/Long to XY coordinates
To: JUMP Users Discussion <jump-users@lists.jump-project.org>
Hi list,
I am here to post an archive that can help many people that have a GPS and does not know how to load their data on OpenJUMP. My suggestion is generata a x,y output based on degrees, minutes and seconds of lat/lon GPS.
The file attached (GPS_to_XY.xls) can make this conversion if the user only enter with the degrees, minutes and seconds data of GPS.
After you could see the next tab GPS_wkt to generate a text file to be loaded on OpenJUMP.
I hope this file could be very useful to us.
If this document could be put on OpenJUMP wiki please put credits to
Eduardo Aguiar
Sincerely Ezequias Rodrigues da Rocha
Ole posted the following notice of a plugin for loading GPS data -- it may be an easier approach than the above:
On 9/20/05, Ole Rahn wrote:
> Ezequias,
>
> to enable people to load their GPS data in Jump, we have a dataSource
> (read only) that creates features based on the NMEA dataset GGA and RMC.
> All you have to do is log your GPS receiver's outputs to a text file and
> open it in Jump.
>
> You may want to take a look on our website for more information...
>
> Regards
> Ole
you can also try if the gps plugin i coded last year fits your purpose.. http://soldin.de/about/2004-jump_plugins/
good luck ede