[Mapserver-users] ArcView Line Theme + GPS tracking

Wed Jan 28 12:28:31 EST 2004

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Kieran,
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Thanks for sharing the script. I'm sorry I did not have time to write somet=
hing for you myself. I may write a routine soon to convert point data to si=
mple lines. I'm doing a fun project tracking a model sailplane with GPS in =
ArcView. If anyone needs GPS tracking in ArcView, I can supply VB routines =
that will poll the serial port and write a file (NMEA format).  I have an A=
rcView project that reads the file and plots the track. I'm thinking about =
saving the point data to a file and later creating a shapefile - which is w=
hat you wanted to do. I already have tracking logs that can be used for tha=
t purpose.
=20
Mark
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@lists.gis.umn.edu]On Behalf Of Kieran J. Ames
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 6:08 AM
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Subject: Re: [Mapserver-users] OT: ArcView Line Theme
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Many thanks to all for your help=20
I ended up using a script called pt_ln_pl.ave=20
While heavy on the processing time (making straight polylines from about 1,=
500 definitions took about 10 minutes and 100% cpu), this script did everyt=
hing I needed.=20
I include it here since finding it again was quite a task.=20
Kieran=20
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12.0pt;font-family:Arial'>Thanks for sharing the script. I&#8217;m sorry I =
did not
have time to write something for you myself. I may write a routine soon to
convert point data to simple lines. I&#8217;m doing a fun project tracking =
a model
sailplane with GPS in ArcView. If anyone needs GPS tracking in ArcView, I c=
an supply
VB routines that will poll the serial port and write a file (NMEA format). =
<span
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ds the
file and plots the track. I&#8217;m thinking about saving the point data to=
 a file
and later creating a shapefile &#8211; which is what you wanted to do. I al=
ready have
tracking logs that can be used for that purpose.<o:p></o:p></span></font></=
span></p>

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Subject: Re: [Mapserver-user=
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Many =
thanks
to all for your help 
I ended up using a script called pt_ln_pl.ave 
While heavy on the processing time (making straight polylines from about 1,=
500
definitions took about 10 minutes and 100% cpu), this script did everything=
 I
needed. 
I include it here since finding it again was quite a task. 
Kieran 
&#8230;&#8230;&=
#8230;&#8230;&#8230;..<o:p></o=
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