this might just be a silly / basic question
how does one tell Navit to allow one to drive on the motorway?
I double checked, its set to car, not to horse cycle or pedestrian, and it
won't send me along a motorway
or is this a problem with au data??
Liz
who luckily knew the way because it would
Interesting, It puts me on motorways all the time (sometimes it would be
nice to
have more choice). Have you checked the oneways etc. Have you got a
permalink
to a problematic road
cheers
On Sun, Sep 27, 2009 at 7:26 PM, wrote:
> this might just be a silly / basic question
>
> how does one tell
I just thought of another way to potentially cover the start up costs,
get sponsors to advertise on the sides, if a UAV blimp is buzzing
about at 130m it's bound to get a lot of attention.
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Just found this video, HD camera mounted to a blimp and it gives you
some examples of metres per pixel at various heights, up to 318m.
It doesn't appear that they are using a fish eye lense, so at a guess
you might be able to get a similar scope from 150m as you do from
300m.
2009/9/27 John Smith :
> Just found this video, HD camera mounted to a blimp and it gives you
> some examples of metres per pixel at various heights, up to 318m.
>
> It doesn't appear that they are using a fish eye lense, so at a guess
> you might be able to get a similar scope from 150m as you do
> Interesting, It puts me on motorways all the time (sometimes it would be
> nice to
> have more choice). Have you checked the oneways etc. Have you got a
> permalink
> to a problematic road
>
> cheers
>
>
150km of Hume Highway
and a few km in wollongong
same thing
motorway > sends me to go down fi
> I tried a few random points on the Hume and on the way down to
wollongong and
> 'it works for me' ;-(
>
> I'm using a recentish svn version and one of John's recentish
> Australia.bin
> files
>
> cheers
>
i've got a very recent (yesterday) bin file from John, but I'll try the
upgrade from svn
I'
>> I tried a few random points on the Hume and on the way down to
> wollongong and
>> 'it works for me' ;-(
>>
>> I'm using a recentish svn version and one of John's recentish
>> Australia.bin
>> files
>>
>> cheers
>>
>
> i've got a very recent (yesterday) bin file from John, but I'll try the
> upg
John Smith wrote:
> 2009/9/27 terryc :
>> The problem is that everything the government says and does has legal
>> implications. so the information they publish has to be as accurate as
>> possible, hint millimetre acccuracy.
>
> ABS postcode boundaries are out by 1+ km in some places so I think i
A cheaper option than blimps brought up on the talk list was covered
in a BBC doco:
http://www.cropcam.com
Only US$7000
Based on some of their 400ft sample imagery:
http://www.cropcam.com/images/samples/electrical-tower-nest.jpg
and some quick back of the napkin type math it looks like you can
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