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Cameron Shorter wrote:
I'm giving a presentation on GeoSpatial Open Source at the international
Surveyors conference here in Sydney.
http://www.fig2010.com/
I'd like advice on what use cases and Open Source packages I should
focus on during the
Joseph,
These Oxford Archaeology guides provide some excellent material for an
Open Source Surveyors presentation. Thanks for the link.
Joseph Reeves wrote:
Hi Cameron,
You might find these Oxford Archaeology produced guides interesting:
Some collegues of mine use this LIS DESKTOP [1] fromLaserData.
It's a proprietary/commercial module for SAGA [2]:
[1] http://www.laserdata.at/prod_desk.html
[2] www.saga-gis.org
Giovanni
2010/4/2 Markus Neteler nete...@osgeo.org:
Cameron,
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 10:16 PM, Cameron Shorter
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 2:00 PM, Cameron Shorter
cameron.shor...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm wanting to convince Open Source skeptics that there is robust Open
Source Software available for surveyors which they can use right now.
Eg, here is a list of tasks that surveyors regularly perform:
Task 1:
Cameron,
On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 10:16 PM, Cameron Shorter
cameron.shor...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you Marina,
(small correction: Maria)
That is a good example.
To be complete, could you also answer:
* What would be the proprietary equivalent software you would use?
I'll leave that to Maria.
Hi Cameron
Def. Quota Cameron Shorter cameron.shor...@gmail.com:
Thank you Marina,
That is a good example.
To be complete, could you also answer:
* What would be the proprietary equivalent software you would use?
to filter the LiDAr point cloud the most used software is Terrasolid
Maria,
Under what circumstances should we recommend people use GRASS over
Terrasolid Terrascan, and under what circumstances should they stick
with Terrasolid Terrascan?
I can see that GRASS is better if you plan to write your own algorithm,
because you have access to the source code.
I'm
I'm giving a presentation on GeoSpatial Open Source at the international
Surveyors conference here in Sydney.
http://www.fig2010.com/
I'd like advice on what use cases and Open Source packages I should
focus on during the presentation.
Feedback from Surveyors welcomed.
--
Cameron Shorter
Well we have surveyors trialling Total Open Station into gvSIG and people using
Leica's software into gvSIG; I guess here is the message that into GIS is a
move forward for all but building survey and that there are open source GIS
packages well up to the job.
And for building survey? Well,
Dear Cameron
if you are interested also in LiDAR data filtering (to obtain from the
LiDAR point cloud the digital terrain model), we developed commands
into GRASS. They have to be used in sequence.
http://grass.osgeo.org/gdp/html_grass64/v.lidar.edgedetection.html
Thank you Marina,
That is a good example.
To be complete, could you also answer:
* What would be the proprietary equivalent software you would use?
* Why did you decide to use GRASS instead of proprietary software?
(Hopefully more than it was cheaper)
* It seems you are officiated with a
Hi Cameron,
You might find these Oxford Archaeology produced guides interesting:
http://openarchaeology.net/project/survey-and-gis-manual
There's also the MapAction Field Guide to Humanitarian Mapping:
http://www.mapaction.org/content/view/183/59/
If you're looking for a couple of real feel
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