RE: [Qgis-user] GPS route

2012-03-11 Thread Kris Nackaerts
Michael, I would opt to use PostGIS as backend. Store your transects (from within QGIS for example) in a postgis table, add a trigger on this table, or view, and you'll have the data you need. Should work fluently. It's a single SQL you need to divide lines in 100 meter segments. If you like

RE: [Qgis-user] GPS route

2012-03-10 Thread Jake Maier
Michael, What about a route? String 100m lines together in a route, You even can tell the GPS when to notify you about the coming of a node which will be the beginning of a new line. Because it's nearly impossible to hit a 1X1m square with the GPS, (it will constantly move on you) I use this