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Originally Posted by adamschneider
Check this out: [url]
It took me a while to assemble that from Dutch's exported data, but it's an example of the kind of thing that COULD be done with complete data.
I actually started doing it because I wanted to see how the "summary" points were calculated. It looks like it might try to mark a point near the center of the points it collected from a particular base station, but it's not 100% predictable.
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Hot damn!!! This is great !! Gives one the posibility to see exactly where the accesspoint is reachable from. Much more info than what I hoped would be possible to get by using your service.
You used the summary data together with the full export to do this ?
I.E. cleaning up the summaryfile data, and adding the type field with each entry as a W for waypoint, and cleaning up the Full Text export, adding the type field with each entry as a T for track, concatenate the two files into one, and then uploading that file to gpsvisualizer ?
Shouldn't be to hard to adapt Thorn's script to do that in one go, if that is the case..
Added after testing...
I have changed Thorn's script to do the above, but I can't seem to get each accesspoint to show up on it's own track. Did you break down the data, so each accesspoint have it's own datafile ? Or is there a trick here which I'm to dense to see
OTOH by just doing the above, I get a pretty good approximation of the route of my stroll. Going to play with the GPSGATE software mentioned in an other thread, so I can make a seperate track file with the complete route, which then can be overlaid to the map as well. So having a total documentation of where I went physically from my GPS's normal tracker software, as well as Netstumblers loggings with the accesspoints tracks like in your example.
End of addition...
This is great fun, drilling the data down and presenting it
Thanks for giving an old man some fun
Just my 0.02€'s worth....
Dutch
P.S. Adding to my previous posts P.S: Adam, if you ever get to Copenhagen, holler, and I'll buy you both danish beer, AND dinner