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Ralf<br>
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Yes, ok for the buffer. But how to "dynamically segment" my new road
from my original segment?<br>
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Martin<br>
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Ralf Suhr a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">Hi Martin,
you will not get a correct solution for this problem. Your road network and
the gps points differs always.
A possible "solution" is building a buffer around the streets und look für
intersection with gps points and filter by direction road/points. Grouping gps
points can give you the start and end point for the road. If a road is only
one times driven.
Gr
Ralf
Am Dienstag 11 Januar 2011, 17:16:18 schrieb Martin Fafard:
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<pre wrap="">Hi
I have a network of roads (topological) and I receive GPS points. I
would like to create new lines who follow exactly the same path as my
road from the GPS points (to "highlight" where the GPS unit was on the
network). The problem is I need to segment the new line because the GPS
points can stop anywhere on my roads... Any advice to do this?
Thank you
Martin F
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