On 4/14/08, Tyler Erickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am interested in information on sending pictures with GPS coordinates from
> a cell phone.  The purpose would be to collect rough locations of potential
> invasive species.  'Potential' because this information could be submitted
> by non-experts who are not sure whether or not the plant is an invasive
> species.
>
>  I realize that there may be multiple ways to do this (sms, email, etc), but
> I am primarily interested in the most universally available methods, such
> that a small army of data collectors could send in pictures.
>
>  What is the approx  % of phones out there that can send GPS-tagged
> pictures?
>
>  As far as the audience, I'm starting from near ground zero. I rarely carry
> a cell phone, and I don't have one with a camera... so verbose information
> on the required phone capabilities, data plans, etc. is greatly appreciated.
>

Evernote (see www.evernote.com) has an interface to the iPhone.
Interestingly, the notes themselves in the Evernote collection have a
lat/lon attribute, that I still have to figure out how they get
populated. I don't own an iPhone, but I have a few invites to Evernote
-- I would be happy to send you one if you want.


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>  Tyler A. Erickson, Ph.D.
>  Research Scientist
>  Michigan Tech Research Institute
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