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Re: [udig-devel] SampleProject.udig overwritten on opening
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At 04:42 AM 4/01/2005, you wrote:
On 3-Jan-05, at 10:10 AM, Paul Ramsey wrote:
. First order of business is to get the basic uDig capabilities
bullet-proof, then to add some interesting capabilities like GPS.
As a follow-up, what would a GPS-enabled application *do*, from your point
of view?
I'm interested in using GPS for natural resource mapping. ie mark out a
section of vegetation/soil type using a series of waypoints and then import
them into udig. Then "join the dots" to create a polygon of interest.
It would also be useful to resolve conflicts between different datasets.
Specifically I'm a member of a local group interested in rehabilitating an
area of land which has been filled with industrial waste over the last
couple of decades, but contains areas of remnant sand dunes which have been
crudely identified from historical maps dating from ~1880. The idea is
define these areas more precisely to gain a better understanding of the
ecology of the area.
Cheers
Tony
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