Hullo, Does any one have any ideas about what programs I could use on tablet computers in vehicles for navigation and tracking, and possibly editing?
The situation is this: We have a fleet of 15 or 20 vehicles traveling all over the state (Western Australia), each equipped with a tablet computer with a GPS and 3G modem (coverage for the latter is patchy). I need to track where they go, primarily; that's not really anything to do with OSM, I realise. However, the users also need to draw maps of various things (gates, creeks, power poles, fire tracks, etc.). And they already use various sorts of maps for navigation (from printed street directories to Google Earth). What I'm looking for is something -- I'm playing with Traveling Salesman at the moment -- that could combine all of these things, navigation, tracking, and editing. Any ideas? The annoying thing that I keep coming up against is the fact that the system needs to work offline for days at a time. I just thought I'd ask here, as if I can get this thing going well then it could be a good source of map data for out-of-the-way parts of WA. Thanks, Sam. _______________________________________________ talk mailing list talk@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
