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| Subject: | RE: [gislist] GPS enabled/compatible Digital Cameras |
| Date: |
11/17/2003 02:40:00 AM |
| From: |
Samo Koprivec |
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The way Ashley Simmonds described, i.e. using the correlation between t=
he
time
of each picture being taken and the time from GPS log, there were captu=
red
on video
all statal roads in our country (with each picture in video being linke=
d to
the official
XY coordinates and to a relative position along the official road
centerlines), which
can now be "virtualy" drived by clicking on a GIS layer.
If the roads are not significantly changed from the time this video dat=
a
were last time
updated and most things do not change so fast, the need (and expenses
related) to
actually go there are significatly reduced.
Samo Koprivec,
Ministry of Transportation,
Republic of Slovenia,
Europe
"Simmonds, Ashley (PTB)"
<simmonds.ashley@saugov.sa.gov.au>@lists.thinkburst.com, datum: 17.11.2=
003
08:29:11
Po=B9iljatelj: gislist-bounces@lists.thinkburst.com
Prejemnik: gislist@lists.thinkburst.com
V vednost:
Zadeva: RE: [gislist] GPS enabled/compatible Digital Cameras
yeah, i remember having a similar idea to this some time ago for video
purposes.
all you really need is a data logger which will record your NMEA senten=
ces,
then it should be a fairly straightforward task to correlate a position=
and
altitude based on the time of the photograph.
depending whether you're on the move, you could also get a fairly good
heading.
all the photos in my database have a field whereby you can enter this d=
ata
(as we don't log GPS data like this yet), and i figger that when most o=
f
the
photos have a position and heading entered, i should have a fairly good=
basis for viewing stuff that was never specifically photographed. eg,
point
to a position on a map (or select a location), and a couple queries cou=
ld
find out whether there was ever a photograph taken near that position
looking toward it. cool huh?
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Reed [mailto:jpreed@epud.net]
Sent: Monday, 17 November 2003 5:29 PM
To: Neil Havermale: 'Ryan Morgan, Aerials Express': 'Layne Seely':
ARCVIEW-L@ESRI.COM: esri-l@ESRI.COM: gislist@lists.thinkburst.com
Subject: Re: [gislist] GPS enabled/compatible Digital Cameras
Another option is to use just about any digital camera and any gps unit=
,
then use
Photo Studio, a free program to link the two together.
http://www.stuffware.co.uk/photostudio/
Photo Studio relates the time stored with the image to the time gathere=
d
from a GPS track. (Make certain that you set the clock on the camera to=
the
time on the GPS unit.) Photo Studio then updates the metadata associate=
d
with your photo to include the lat/lon data.
Use G7ToWin, also a free program from:
http://www.gpsinformation.org/ronh/
to download the track from your GPS.
As mentioned earlier, GPS PhotoLink, a $229 program, shows track or way=
pts
in Arcview and then shows photo thumbnails on cursor hover and a link t=
o
html.
See:
http://www.directionsmag.com/press.releases/index.php?duty=3DShow&id=3D=
8132
Jim Reed, Ph.D.
Mapping and GIS Consulting
The Hydrologic Group
POB 2077
Jasper, OR 97438
jpreed@epud.net
http://www.epud.net/~jpreed/
----- Original Message -----
From: "Neil Havermale" <neilh@redhensystems.com>
To: "'Ryan Morgan, Aerials Express'" <RMorgan@AerialsExpress.com>: "'La=
yne
Seely'" <LSEELY@cpyi.com>: <ARCVIEW-L@ESRI.COM>: <esri-l@ESRI.COM>:
<gislist@lists.thinkburst.com>
Sent: Saturday, November 15, 2003 8:13 PM
Subject: RE: [gislist] GPS enabled/compatible Digital Cameras
> In specific, ask for PixPoint from Red Hen Systems. It is the ArcGIS
plug-in
> where as MediaMapper and MediaMapper Elite are stand-alone systems th=
at
> spatially index and manage audio, video, images, and other real-time
sensing
> and data input. All are compatible to ESRI GIS platforms although
PixPoint
> is ArcGIS specific. There is a Trialware version available for
evaluation.
>
>
> FYI
> neil
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ryan Morgan, Aerials Express [mailto:RMorgan@AerialsExpress.com=
]
> Sent: Friday, November 14, 2003 6:33 AM
> To: Layne Seely: ARCVIEW-L@ESRI.COM: esri-l@ESRI.COM:
> gislist@lists.thinkburst.com
> Subject: RE: [gislist] GPS enabled/compatible Digital Cameras
>
>
> Check out Red Hen Systems:
>
> www.redhensystems.com
>
> Their system can use any camera.
>
> Hope this helps!
>
> Ryan Morgan
> Aerials Express
> www.AerialsExpress.com
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: gislist-bounces@lists.thinkburst.com
> [mailto:gislist-bounces@lists.thinkburst.com]On Behalf Of Layne Seely=
> Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2003 7:08 AM
> To: ARCVIEW-L@ESRI.COM: esri-l@ESRI.COM: gislist@lists.thinkburst.com=
> Subject: [gislist] GPS enabled/compatible Digital Cameras
>
>
> hey List:
>
> Can someone suggest a
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