Can those running a guide let me know (on or off-list as preferred) what their guide settings are for:
geo_handler ellipsoid
as I'm trying to judge how best to integrate/release some of the Google maps stuff that was merged last month.
Cheers,
Dominic.
On Wed, Jan 18, 2006 at 02:29:15PM +0000, Dominic Hargreaves wrote:
Can those running a guide let me know (on or off-list as preferred) what their guide settings are for:
geo_handler ellipsoid
as I'm trying to judge how best to integrate/release some of the Google maps stuff that was merged last month.
I had no idea when I was filling out those options what I supposed to pick, so I have "3", and "WGS-84". I have no idea if this is what's supposed to be there, but it hasn't caused me any problems yet, so far as I can tell: searching by distance seems to work right, and the mapping works right. That's all that matters to me. :)
On Wed, 18 Jan 2006, Dominic Hargreaves wrote:
Can those running a guide let me know (on or off-list as preferred) what their guide settings are for:
geo_handler ellipsoid
geo_handler = 1 ellipsoid = International
(My easting/northing -> Google Maps error is about 100m, with the points showing up SSE of where they should be)
Nick
On 18/01/06, Dominic Hargreaves dom@earth.li wrote:
Can those running a guide let me know (on or off-list as preferred) what their guide settings are for:
geo_handler ellipsoid
For nottingham, manchester and lancaster I seem to have "geo_handler = 1". I don't seem to have an ellipsoid setting for any of them -- was it added in a recent version?
Cheers,
James
The values for SaintPaul are:
geo_handler = 3
And the SaintPaul guide uses the default ellipsoid International ... which I suppose is a problem.
-Chris
-- Original Message -- Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 14:29:15 +0000 From: Dominic Hargreaves dom@earth.li To: openguides-dev@openguides.org Subject: [OGDev] Quick straw poll for guide admins Reply-To: xlai-feat@xemaps.com
Can those running a guide let me know (on or off-list as preferred) what their guide settings are for:
geo_handler ellipsoid
My London mirror is using geo_handler=3 and ellipsoid=WGS84
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On 18 Jan 2006, at 14:29, Dominic Hargreaves wrote:
Can those running a guide let me know (on or off-list as preferred) what their guide settings are for:
geo_handler ellipsoid
as I'm trying to judge how best to integrate/release some of the Google maps stuff that was merged last month.
Looks like Southampton uses:
geo_handler = 1 ellipsoid it doesn't have
I take it that these setting are why the google maps stuff is off by a whole bunch of meters?
Daniel
On Wed, Jan 18, 2006 at 10:43:01PM +0000, Daniel Smith wrote:
On 18 Jan 2006, at 14:29, Dominic Hargreaves wrote:
Can those running a guide let me know (on or off-list as preferred) what their guide settings are for:
geo_handler ellipsoid
as I'm trying to judge how best to integrate/release some of the Google maps stuff that was merged last month.
Looks like Southampton uses:
geo_handler = 1 ellipsoid it doesn't have
I take it that these setting are why the google maps stuff is off by a whole bunch of meters?
That depends on how you're entering your data, I'd assume. If you've used OS X/Y coords, then yeah, it's probably related. If users entered lat/long directly or from some service that spit them out as WGS-84, that wouldn't be the case.
On 18 Jan 2006, at 23:49, Christopher Schmidt wrote:
On Wed, Jan 18, 2006 at 10:43:01PM +0000, Daniel Smith wrote:
On 18 Jan 2006, at 14:29, Dominic Hargreaves wrote:
Can those running a guide let me know (on or off-list as preferred) what their guide settings are for:
geo_handler ellipsoid
as I'm trying to judge how best to integrate/release some of the Google maps stuff that was merged last month.
Looks like Southampton uses:
geo_handler = 1 ellipsoid it doesn't have
I take it that these setting are why the google maps stuff is off by a whole bunch of meters?
That depends on how you're entering your data, I'd assume. If you've used OS X/Y coords, then yeah, it's probably related. If users entered lat/long directly or from some service that spit them out as WGS-84, that wouldn't be the case.
I wasn't paying much attention during the install (it was the 100th time i'd ran it, prereq issues..).
The Southampton guide does use OS coordinates as the input.
Something to put on my todo stack.
Thanks,
Daniel
On Wednesday, 18 Jan 06, at 14:29, Dominic Hargreaves (dom@earth.li) wrote:
Can those running a guide let me know (on or off-list as preferred) what their guide settings are for:
geo_handler = 1 ellipsoid = International
(though the ellipsoid is supposed to be irrelevant unless geo_handler = 3)
On Wednesday, 18 Jan 06, at 14:29, Dominic Hargreaves (dom@earth.li) wrote:
Can those running a guide let me know (on or off-list as preferred) what their guide settings are for:
geo_handler = 1 ellipsoid = International
(though the ellipsoid is supposed to be irrelevant unless geo_handler = 3)
On 18/1/2006, "Dominic Hargreaves" dom@earth.li wrote:
Can those running a guide let me know (on or off-list as preferred) what their guide settings are for:
geo_handler ellipsoid
For engineer.openguides.org: geo_handler = 3 ellipsoid = International
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Dominic Hargreaves wrote:
Can those running a guide let me know (on or off-list as preferred) what their guide settings are for:
geo_handler ellipsoid
as I'm trying to judge how best to integrate/release some of the Google maps stuff that was merged last month.
Glasgow and Highlands are both
geo_handler = 1
ellipsoid = International
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