Download from GPS receiver
From AWF-Wiki
(Difference between revisions)
(→Related articles) |
m |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{Content Tree|HEADER=QGIS Tutorial|NAME=QGIS tutorial}} | {{Content Tree|HEADER=QGIS Tutorial|NAME=QGIS tutorial}} | ||
| − | With the help of the download option of the QGIS GPS plugin you can visualize tracks | + | With the help of the download option of the [[QGIS GPS plugin]] you can visualize [[tracks]] |
| − | and waypoints that were registered outside. | + | and [[waypoints]] that were registered outside. |
# Connect your GPS device with the computer. | # Connect your GPS device with the computer. | ||
# Open the GPS Plugin. | # Open the GPS Plugin. | ||
| Line 11: | Line 11: | ||
# Enter a name for the layer. | # Enter a name for the layer. | ||
# Click {{button|text=OK}} | # Click {{button|text=OK}} | ||
| − | # Afterwards the layer will be shown in Quantum GIS. | + | # Afterwards the [[layer]] will be shown in Quantum GIS. |
If you download or upload data from your GPS receiver, coordinates will automatically | If you download or upload data from your GPS receiver, coordinates will automatically | ||
| − | be reprojected from WGS84 /latitude, longitude to your custom Spatial Reference | + | be reprojected from WGS84 /latitude, longitude to your custom Spatial [[Reference |
| − | System and vice versa, respectivly. | + | System]] and vice versa, respectivly. |
Now you may convert the gpx file to the format shape file for easy data transfer to | Now you may convert the gpx file to the format shape file for easy data transfer to | ||
different GIS software. | different GIS software. | ||
Revision as of 14:21, 27 January 2011
QGIS Tutorial
Category QGIS tutorial not found
With the help of the download option of the QGIS GPS plugin you can visualize tracks and waypoints that were registered outside.
- Connect your GPS device with the computer.
- Open the GPS Plugin.
- Click Download from GPS
- Set the port to “com” or “usb”.
- Select the feature type.
- Enter a name for the output file and select a folder where you save your data.
- Enter a name for the layer.
- Click OK
- Afterwards the layer will be shown in Quantum GIS.
If you download or upload data from your GPS receiver, coordinates will automatically be reprojected from WGS84 /latitude, longitude to your custom Spatial [[Reference System]] and vice versa, respectivly. Now you may convert the gpx file to the format shape file for easy data transfer to different GIS software.
- Right click on the layer
- Click Save as shapefile
- Enter a name for the shapefile (waypoints.shp) and choose a folder where you save the layer.
