[aprssig] Coverage plots from findu.com data
Steve Dimse steve at dimse.comSat Mar 12 14:39:45 UTC 2005
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On 3/11/05 at 10:58 PM Tyson S. <timbercutter at yahoo.com> sent: >ooops, sorry, I was not clear. What I meant was, is there a way to >display the track/breadcrumb squares for all of the stations that have >been in the area that the geo file covers. For a particular area I >would like to make a map and geo file, and then plot the entire track >of every station that has been there for the last 10,000 hours. This is >regardless if the current/last position is on the map or not. It would >be neat to see where the concentrations of APRS is for a given area, >and you could also look at a smaller map of just a city and see >everywhere any station had been for the history of findu's database. It >could be a useful tool to determine areas that are lacking in >digipeater coverage. The only thing like that is a manual program which places a red pixel at each posit, on a white background, not map background. This is quite processor intensive (the number in the upper left corner is the number of points plotted), which is why it is not a cgi. http://www.findu.com/sc.png http://www.findu.com/wa.png http://www.findu.com/nv.png Steve K4HG
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