[aprssig] 3D positions in Google Earth?
Gregg Wonderly gregg at wonderly.orgWed Dec 28 23:07:22 UTC 2005
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scott at opentrac.org wrote: > I'll admit I haven't been following all of the Google Earth / APRS > integration stuff very closely. Does any solution out there handle plotting > positions in three dimensions? What about with tracks? I still don't like > Google's navigation interface as well as NASA WorldWind's, but it's OK and > no one seems to be working on APRS and WorldWind anymore. > > For paraglider and hang glider events (and hot air balloons as well, I > suppose) it'd be great to have a mapping system that could show the > positions of stations with projected terrain. And I'm afraid APRSDOS just > doesn't really cut it for eye candy anymore. =] Scott, my APRSKML server (http://aprskml.dev.java.net) plots 3D positions. It also provides the track for stations that you select "Tracks On?" for. The tracks that I provide use the KML features which only Google Earth Pro will show. I have been contemplating what Andrew did with just plotting more points to show the track as individual points. But, I am not that excited by what that does to the list of entries under the folder. I've only played with Worldwind for a few moments to look at the recent moon topography. It was not as easy for me to get started with it as with google earth. But, I just didn't get to spend much time with it. Gregg Wonderly W5GGW
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