My suggestion isn't an open source one (but built with OS Components) -
take a look at Fulcrum. Offline data collection and it will do about
anything. I use it in conjunction with QGIS and PostGIS for data
collection. While not free it does make life a tad bit easier in the
data collection realm...and super friendly to qgis
http://fulcrumapp.com/
disclaimer - I have no ties to the company except as a client.
Randy
On 7/30/2015 6:45 AM, AVICOMARTIN wrote:
It's not QGIS but Geopaparazzi is a good tool to collect data in the
field with a tablet. You can test it from Android Playstore easily.
You can load maps in mbtiles format (without internet connexion) or
"in the fly" if you can connect to a WMS server, and you can easily
define your own form to collect data (with data validation, photos, etc.)
El 29/07/2015 14:23, Marco Antônio Ferreira Pedrosa escribió:
Hi,
I know that this is not the main purpose of this mailing list, but
have someone tried any Open-Source APP to collect data in the field
with a tablet?
I want to previously prepare my map in QGIS (or another desktop
software), upload to a tablet and get some information in the field,
using forms (need data validation), device information (GPS location,
time, route) and take some photos for each point.
I want to make a big survey in a historic city in Brazil, describing
each build and parcel.
Have someone got any good experience?
Best regards,
Marco.
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