Gary has a great idea with the GPS data. I'm working with my students
to learn how to use GPS data to mark points and trails on maps that they
can print out and use. We're also learning how to use data that exsists
on the internet (such as census data, road maps, topographical maps,
etc) to map something out to prove a point, or describe conditions we
want described. With GPS coordinates, and the knowledge of how to use a
GIS system you can map just about ANYTHING including good photo spots.
Illinois Bill
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> >
> >Options within brackets are optional. I'll probably end up
> >standarizing the themes, once we have a few entries we'll have a good
> >idea of what they will be.
>
> I'm sorry that it took so long to write this but Monday I returned from
> vacation to find out that I was just laid off the job I've had for the last
> 25 years. Finding a new job has been my priority.
>
> I wanted to suggest that you add a field for GPS coordinates. Even though I
> don't have one, these devices are becoming more common these days.
>
> Gary J. Sibio
>
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