On 20.03.2007, at 14:25, Scott Reynen wrote:
On Mar 20, 2007, at 6:57 AM, Alexander Graf wrote:
We don't know the land height though. Several people are already
publishing
waypoints with altitude information, as, for example, here:
http://gpsnepal.com/waypoint.php?trek=everest
Note how he specifies that the altitude is given in meters? Others
publish the
altitude in feet. So it's not what I THINK, it's what is ACTUALLY
being published.
But is it actually being published widely enough to be considered
an established standard we can model? We can't determine that from
one or two examples. Per the process, please document a wide
variety of such examples in the wiki, so we can keep everyone on
the same page and avoid wasting our time with speculation about
what might be standard publishing behavior. Even if you've
personally seen all of these examples, no one else has, and
microformats require community consensus.
http://www.waypoint.org/gps2-list210.html
http://gpsnepal.com/waypoint.php?trek=everest (or any other treks)
http://www.way-points.nl/waypoints/rubriek.asp?cat=2&type=rubriek
http://members.aol.com/gpspage/waypoints.html
just as an example... I'm sure I'll find more...
- Alex
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