On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 10:33 PM, wrote:
> Is it possible to have a second transparent map canvas, analogous to the
> Mapinfo cosmetic layer.
>
> This would allow, for example, a complex background map to remain static so a
> gps layer in the new canvas can be quickly refreshed without refreshin
Is it possible to have a second transparent map canvas, analogous to the
Mapinfo cosmetic layer.
This would allow, for example, a complex background map to remain static so a
gps layer in the new canvas can be quickly refreshed without refreshing the
entire map & all the background layers, unle
Hi Dirk,
Dear QGIS users,
I`am using QGIS in our local volunteer fire brigade headquaters. At the moment
I'am using the WGS 84 coordinate system, but all rescue units in Germany are
using the MGRS or UTMREF coordinate system. I haven`t found a way to create an
own projection in QGIS in MGRS o
Dear QGIS users,
I`am using QGIS in our local volunteer fire brigade headquaters. At the moment
I'am using the WGS 84 coordinate system, but all rescue units in Germany are
using the MGRS or UTMREF coordinate system. I haven`t found a way to create an
own projection in QGIS in MGRS or UTMREF be
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Sent: Monday, February 02, 2009 4:01 PM
To: Christopher Barker
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Subject: Re: [Qgis-user] Ideas for QGIS plugin?
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 11:43 PM, Christopher Barker
wrote:
> Pa
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 11:43 PM, Christopher Barker
wrote:
> Paolo Cavallini wrote:
>>>
>>> I've always been confused by that. But anyway, you could do it with Open
>>> Street Map tiles.
>>
>> Better take the vector data from OSM (see my previous suggestion): you
>> can do more with that.
>
> Not
Paolo Cavallini wrote:
I've always been confused by that. But anyway, you could do it with Open
Street Map tiles.
Better take the vector data from OSM (see my previous suggestion): you
can do more with that.
Not if you want a nice streetmap as a basemap for something else -- it
would take a
Hi Martin
> Even more work is underway! We're going to release a native C++
> OpenStreetMap provider for QGIS in few days. It will come also with
> OSM downloader and (very experimental) upload.
That is great news!
I can't wait to do some OSM mapping with QGIS :-)
Regards,
Marco
Am Samstag 31 J
Hi
Andreas Neumann wrote:
> I also thought it may be possible to use the Google maps data from within
> QGIS. One could probably use a hidden Webkit to make Google think it is a
> regular webbrowser that is requesting the tiles - and then merge and
> potentially reproject the GoogleMap tiles to us
Martin Dobias ha scritto:
> Even more work is underway! We're going to release a native C++
> OpenStreetMap provider for QGIS in few days. It will come also with
> OSM downloader and (very experimental) upload.
>
> Creating another OSM plugin would therefore cause just code duplication.
That's q
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 5:17 PM, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
> Florian Hillen ha scritto:
>
>> first of all I want to thank everybody for the input an the suggestions.
>> Some plugins are a bit to extensive for my bachelor thesis (I can maximal
>> write about 40 pages), so I pick up the suggestion with
Florian Hillen ha scritto:
> first of all I want to thank everybody for the input an the suggestions.
> Some plugins are a bit to extensive for my bachelor thesis (I can maximal
> write about 40 pages), so I pick up the suggestion with the OpenStreetMap
> plugin and modify it a little.
I'm glad o
It's OT, we should open another thread... Anyway, it's not so clear.
When the Google license says "technology or means other than those
provided in the Service" what does it refer to exactly? OL is a "mean"
other than the google.maps interface... I'm not a lawyer, so I ask it
just to be sure.
2009
Le samedi 31 janvier 2009, G. Allegri a écrit :
> > 10.1 access or use the Service or any Content through any
> > technology or means other than those provided in the Service,
> > or through other explicitly authorized means Google may designate;
>
> So even the OL google layer is out-of-law...
> 10.1 access or use the Service or any Content through any
> technology or means other than those provided in the Service,
> or through other explicitly authorized means Google may designate;
So even the OL google layer is out-of-law...
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There's a work in progress with Python and OSM, maybe it could be of
interest for your development:
http://code.google.com/p/osmlab/
giovanni
2009/1/31 Florian Hillen :
> Dear mailing list,
>
> first of all I want to thank everybody for the input an the suggestions.
> Some plugins are a bit to ex
Dear mailing list,
first of all I want to thank everybody for the input an the suggestions.
Some plugins are a bit to extensive for my bachelor thesis (I can maximal
write about 40 pages), so I pick up the suggestion with the OpenStreetMap
plugin and modify it a little.
Sometimes I'm in the situat
Christopher Barker ha scritto:
> I've always been confused by that. But anyway, you could do it with Open
> Street Map tiles.
Better take the vector data from OSM (see my previous suggestion): you
can do more with that. Or, even better, take both :)
pc
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On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 10:12:39PM +0100, G. Allegri wrote:
> >> This is forbidden by the Google user licence.
>
> Are you sure? Why should it be forbidden?
>From The Google Maps/Google Earth APIs Terms of Service
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/terms.html
Read specially 10.8:
... you must no
>> This is forbidden by the Google user licence.
Are you sure? Why should it be forbidden? If you use a web toolkit
under the hood you don't do anything different from browsing google
maps... Am I wrong?
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Andreas Neumann wrote:
I also thought it may be possible to use the Google maps data from within
QGIS. One could probably use a hidden Webkit to make Google think it is a
regular webbrowser that is requesting the tiles
you wouldn't need to do all that -- google tiles are a regular old web
serv
yes - you are probably right too bad. It would have been a cool
resource for worldwide coverage.
Jacolin Yves wrote:
Andreas,
Le Friday 30 January 2009 08:40:48 Andreas Neumann, vous avez écrit :
I also thought it may be possible to use the Google maps data from within
QGIS. One could
On Fri, 2009-01-30 at 14:53 +, Carson Farmer wrote:
> Hi Nikos,
> >> Concerning my bachelor thesis in geoinformatics I am thinking about
> >> developing a useful plugin for QGIS.
> >> Using QGIS quiet frequently, I was not missing a feature so far, but maybe
> >> anyone of you can imagine a mis
Hi Nikos,
Concerning my bachelor thesis in geoinformatics I am thinking about
developing a useful plugin for QGIS.
Using QGIS quiet frequently, I was not missing a feature so far, but maybe
anyone of you can imagine a missing functionality!?
I appreciate all kinds of suggestions or any idea that
On Thu, 2009-01-29 at 17:52 +0100, Florian Hillen wrote:
> Dear mailing list.
>
> Concerning my bachelor thesis in geoinformatics I am thinking about
> developing a useful plugin for QGIS.
> Using QGIS quiet frequently, I was not missing a feature so far, but maybe
> anyone of you can imagine a mi
Hi,
the two things which let me use ArcGIS are:
1- a better labelling method. A plugin to render correctly labels would
make the difference.
2- The geostatistical analyst is a quick and easy way to make kriged
maps, and explore interpolated datas.
Le jeudi 29 janvier 2009 à 17:52 +0100, Florian Hi
Le Thursday 29 January 2009 23:36:35 Giovanni Manghi, vous avez écrit :
> > Hi Florian.
> > Of course there are thousands of interesting things to do. I put y
> > preferred ones:
> > - an OpenStreetMap reader and writer; there is a proof of concept by
> > Martin, who I believe is also interested in
Andreas,
Le Friday 30 January 2009 08:40:48 Andreas Neumann, vous avez écrit :
> I also thought it may be possible to use the Google maps data from within
> QGIS. One could probably use a hidden Webkit to make Google think it is a
> regular webbrowser that is requesting the tiles - and then merge
yes - a nice gdal frontend for cropping/merging/resampling rasters would
be cool.
I also thought it may be possible to use the Google maps data from within
QGIS. One could probably use a hidden Webkit to make Google think it is a
regular webbrowser that is requesting the tiles - and then merge and
Yves Jacolin (free) ha scritto:
> an open modeler ArcGis feature but as good as the idrisi one ;)
Also a frontend to ogr and gdal functions would be very useful.
pc
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> Hi Florian.
> Of course there are thousands of interesting things to do. I put y
> preferred ones:
> - an OpenStreetMap reader and writer; there is a proof of concept by
> Martin, who I believe is also interested in carrying the work on:
> http://www.mapserver.sk/~wonder/qgis/plugins-sandbox.xml
Le jeudi 29 janvier 2009, Florian Hillen a écrit :
> Dear mailing list.
>
> Concerning my bachelor thesis in geoinformatics I am thinking about
> developing a useful plugin for QGIS.
> Using QGIS quiet frequently, I was not missing a feature so far, but maybe
> anyone of you can imagine a missing f
Florian Hillen ha scritto:
> Concerning my bachelor thesis in geoinformatics I am thinking about
> developing a useful plugin for QGIS.
> Using QGIS quiet frequently, I was not missing a feature so far, but maybe
> anyone of you can imagine a missing functionality!?
> I appreciate all kinds of sugg
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