Hello Des
I´m also using GPSmap62
This GPS gives me trouble downloading and uploading via QGIS...
So this is how I do:
Use Explorer to find your Garmin Unit
Click on GPX
Find the GPX file Waypoints_dd_mm_yy.gpx
Copy the file to your disk.
From QGIS
Click on PluginGPSGPS Tool
Choose Load
Hi Des, just to add a lttle to what Lene wrote. As mentioned, import the GPX
file to QGIS, then save it as a EPSG:27700 projected shapefile. To do this
right-click on the GPX file in the layers panel, go 'Save As...' and set
'Format' to 'ESRI Shapefile'. Set the CRS for the new shapefile by
I have the gpsmap60 and this seems not to work for me. Is the 62 different in
that respect or do I make a mistake trying it.
My explorer cannot find the garmin unit. Only if I set it to mass storage does
it display some information, but then it’s only the maps within the unit.
Thanks for any
Hi Jake
I don´t know the GPSMap60, but for other (older) Garmins I use the
following instructions:
PluginGPSGPS Tools
Choose Download from GPS
Fill in the dialog. But Sometimes it gives me problems. In these
cases I use GPSBabel to transfer data from GPS to GPX file.
GPSBabel are
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Many thanks Lene and Nick, this worked a treat. Combined with the Google
Satellite basemap, imported using the fantastic 'OpenLayers' plugin, this is
just what I needed. Many thanks for your help. Best wishes, Des
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I have a GPSmap 60CSx. I used Garmin BaseCamp 3.2.2 or 2.1.2 to upload
waypoints from the GPS unit and export a .csv file. I had to trim extraneous
data in the .csv before it would import into QGIS.
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If you are interested in accuracy of 10m or better then just check how the data
are getting in, if its all coming from gps as wgs84 lat long then hopefully the
conversion and plotting will be ok but if you are relying on the gps's version
of the os grid then its liable to have errors often in
Hello Forum,
I have a layer with point locations and another layer with 5 m elevation
contours. I wish to estimate the elevation of each point from the data
within the contour layer. I have a new column within the point layer table
so just need to know how I can update this column with an
Hi,
use the interpolation tool to get a digital elevation model from your
contour lines, then use the point sampling tool to sample the dem
using the points.
cheers
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On Mon, 2012-04-23 at 16:38 +0100, Des Callaghan wrote:
Hello Forum,
I have a layer with point locations
Des Callaghan wrote
Many thanks Lene and Nick, this worked a treat. Combined with the Google
Satellite basemap, imported using the fantastic 'OpenLayers' plugin, this
is
just what I needed. Many thanks for your help. Best wishes, Des
Just a couple of points arising, Des. It's very useful
OK. I guess that most of the tools that I miss don´t exist in any of the
backends at the moment. Are there any preferences on where to add my
suggestions? Most of them are about managing vector data (geometry and
attributes) and not so much raster (analysis).
Magnus
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We can create a new category for that. Add them to feature requests
and i will place them in new categories. Vector tools should be easier
now to implement that raster, so i guess we could answer your needs
quite soon
thanks for your help
El día 23 de abril de 2012 19:00, johnrobot
Can I ask why it's recommended to use the GPS Tool plugin? I was recently
working with GPX data and just used the standard Add Vector Layer.
Best,
--Lee
On Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 12:22 PM, Nick Hopton nhop...@gmail.com wrote:
Des Callaghan wrote
Many thanks Lene and Nick, this worked a
OK. Just to be sure: you´re saying that I should add my suggestions to
http://hub.qgis.org/projects/sextante/issues right?
Magnus
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exactly :-)
El día 23 de abril de 2012 20:11, johnrobot johnro...@gmail.com escribió:
OK. Just to be sure: you´re saying that I should add my suggestions to
http://hub.qgis.org/projects/sextante/issues right?
Magnus
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You are quite right - old habit using this tool - for up and downloading
to GPS.
But if you use an older GPS, you can´t open a file direct from the GPS.
Has to use the GPS tool.
Regards
Lene Fischer
Lee Hachadoorian lee.hachadooria...@gmail.com 23-04-2012 19:25
Can I ask why it's recommended
You are quite right - old habit using this tool - for up and downloading
to GPS.
But if you use an older GPS, you can´t open a file direct from the GPS.
Has to use the GPS tool.
Regards
Lene Fischer
Lee Hachadoorian lee.hachadooria...@gmail.com 23-04-2012 19:25
Can I ask why it's recommended
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