I'm also interested in underground cables and mapping communications
routes, in particular the major internet trunk cables.
My question would be, similar to tunnels and other somewhat hidden
underground features - how would we represent lengths along the route
where the positioning is unclear.
On 20/01/2015 00:51, Matthijs Melissen wrote:
I have the impression that Saturday meetings seem to have a higher
turnout than evening meetings, as they also allow people from a bit
further afield to join. Maybe we could also plan again one or two
Saturday meetings in the Summer?
I believe
There is big money poured into underground utility mapping. The older the city
the bigger the problem. There are commercial mapping companies who specialise
in offering a service in this area. Mapping involves many different tools and
research is currently ongoing between the EU and USA and
Ah yes, I should have pointed out that this is our normal first Thursday of
the month meetings at this stage. We will aim to set up some Saturday
events most likely in partnership with the Nottingham folks.
Rob
On 20 January 2015 at 10:04, Andy Robinson ajrli...@gmail.com wrote:
Historically,
Just my 2c on this.
I think that complex micro-mapping of services in towns and cities is a
very difficult problem, and is perhaps only really useful if there is a
good level of accuracy. Cf routing between towns and cities, if I know
there is a road linking London and Edinburgh, i can follow it
On 20/01/15 13:06, Tim Waters wrote:
I'm also interested in underground cables and mapping communications
routes, in particular the major internet trunk cables.
That information would be extremely valuable to terrorists. I suspect
that it would allow a small group of people to disrupt
On 20/01/2015 22:34, David Woolley wrote:
That information would be extremely valuable to terrorists. I suspect
that it would allow a small group of people to disrupt phone, mobile
phone and internet communications over large parts of the country for
many days or weeks.
Oh no. I guess if we
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