[Qgis-user] Radiotelemetry triangulation data into QGIS

[Borys Jurgiel]

It's very simple. You need any point layer with at least two numerical fields: 
one with id of the fix, the second with bearing in degrees. For example:

x;y;bearing;fix_id
584846;4272513;0;1
584426;4272770;85;1
586034;4272041;265;2
584709;4271246;10;2
582800;4273011;112;2

The fix 1 has two points only, so it's simple. The fix 2 has three points, so a 
triangle with centroid will be found.



Dnia czwartek, 21 lutego 2013 o 22:21:13 Milton Cezar Ribeiro napisał(a):
> Hi Giovanni
> 
> Where can I get information or a sample file to use as example to
> prepare my data?
> 
> best whishes
> 
> miltinho
> 
> 2013/2/21, Giovanni Manghi <giovanni.manghi at faunalia.pt>:
> >> Message: 2
> >> Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2013 16:09:42 -0300
> >> From: Milton Cezar Ribeiro <miltinho.astronauta at gmail.com>
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> >> Dear all
> >> 
> >> I have a set of field surveyed data for a species, and the data are
> >> triangulation-based such as utm for each reading, and azimute (bean),
> >> and at least three reading for each species position on space and
> >> time.
> >> 
> >> I knwow that if I have utmx and y I can use AniMove, also adehabitat
> >> family within R, but unfortunatelly it is not the case.
> >> 
> >> Any idea of how can I convert my utm-xy and azimultes on species
> >> position?
> > 
> > use the "triangulation" plugin, it was made exactly for this purpose.