On Fri, 5 Feb 2010, Iván Sánchez Ortega wrote: > > We have a fleet of 15 or 20 vehicles [...] I need to track where they go, > > primarily; that's not really anything to do with OSM, I realise. > > [...] > > > 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. > > I'd use separate pieces of software. Custom software for tracking (it's > not that hard, and it really depends on how you transmit the position of > the vehicle); navit for navigation (text-to-speech and all), and JOSM > for editing (with the livegps and surveyor plugins). > > If you put all that in a linux box with gpsd, you'll be able to run all > of them at once. > I cannot edit live on JOSM in the car. It isn't a technical problem. The problem, which will be at least as bad in WA, is the large number of lumens from that star of the daytime. I cannot read the screen of the computer unless I shade it, take off my sunglasses and then squint at the screen. I admit to aging eyes and needing reading glasses (but not in full sun). I manage better with geo-referenced photos and editing at night at home / in motel etc
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