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Your Reply Regarding NSW MapsOn Fri, 16 Oct 2009 11:43:52 am Ross Scanlon wrote:
> Hi Richard, > > Which Australian state? if it's the ACT then it is mostly complete in the > Openstreetmap data and that can be used directly in gpsdrive. > > Otherwise what are the maps you are downloading, I've got a HOWTO for > gmaps but it's not online at the moment but can email it to you directly. > > > > Cheers > Ross ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Ross Thanks heaps for your response. No I can get most of ACT from OSM maps as I need them ... My idea was to put all of coastal NSW (or even all NSW) on a USB stick ... so that I can use it on the road. If your howto addresses that problem ... then please send it direct. Thank you VERY much. Richard -- Irena and Richard Jenkins Canberra AU ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ _______________________________________________ GPSdrive mailing list GPSdrive@... http://lists.gpsdrivers.org/mailman/listinfo/gpsdrive |
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Re: Your Reply Regarding NSW MapsHi Richard,
Ok you should be able to symlink the usb stick as ~/.gpsdrive/maps and just download the osm maps from gpsdrive and they will be stored on the usb stick while connected to the internet. When you then go on the road they will be available, assuming you are using the same comptuer. Why not just install mapnik with the osm data and generate the maps on the move? Details on the gpsdrive wiki. Cheers Ross > Ross > > Thanks heaps for your response. No I can get most of ACT from OSM maps as > I > need them ... > > My idea was to put all of coastal NSW (or even all NSW) on a USB stick ... > so > that I can use it on the road. If your howto addresses that problem ... > then > please send it direct. Thank you VERY much. > > Richard > > -- > Irena and Richard Jenkins > Canberra AU _______________________________________________ GPSdrive mailing list GPSdrive@... http://lists.gpsdrivers.org/mailman/listinfo/gpsdrive |
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Re: Your Reply Regarding NSW MapsRoss wrote:
> Why not just install mapnik with the osm data and generate > the maps on the move? Details on the gpsdrive wiki. "Setting up Mapnik" howto: http://gpsdrive.sf.net/wiki On the new OSGeo LiveDVD demo disc you will find a full PostGIS database with the full NSW (+Australia??) OpenStreetMap data dump. (try MapFish among others) http://download.osgeo.org/livedvd/ For GpsDrive on that disc I extracted tiles for the Sydney CBD, you can download that tileset here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/gpsdrive/files/ To make those tiles I setup GpsDrive with the full AU and NZ osm data using the instructions found in the above wiki page, + the gpsdrive_mapnik_gentiles script. I think everything is on the LiveDVD to get Mapnik support working directly (ie data + built with support), but I'm not enough of a Postgres + OSM guru to figure out how to make the connection. Probably just a few database commands and quick edits to GpsDrive's osm.xml file, ...? If you are using the latest SVN source code (ie newer than 2.10pre7) & if you know your route you can manually download maps along the path with Option->Maps->Download in the menus (easy) or the gpsfetchmap script (hard but bulk). Mapnik is more work to set up, but once it is running the result is leaps and bounds better. You will of course be limited by how much folks have added to OSM, so it probably wouldn't hurt to download some of the LANDSAT maps via the Maps->Download menu. Hamish _______________________________________________ GPSdrive mailing list GPSdrive@... http://lists.gpsdrivers.org/mailman/listinfo/gpsdrive |
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