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attn: techi870 (other gps folk) how accurate	by unjust	2006-09-18 07:40:25
I generally work on	by dab	2006-09-18 07:52:23
Looks at his sub-cm handheld unit.	by AndyA	2006-09-18 09:11:48
wanna loan that to me for the weekend?	by unjust	2006-09-18 09:52:36
Sure. You got $5k for the software you would need?	by AndyA	2006-09-18 10:03:51
hee hee newp, but iirc you're not conviently	by unjust	2006-09-18 10:12:37
There is that too ;-)	by AndyA	2006-09-18 10:24:00
i'm wanting to map the mn ren fest	by unjust	2006-09-18 10:33:41
mostly for curiousity, but in part to help improve safety services response times. i suspect the longest point a to b is ~1/2 mile, but we often get reports of a lost child/theft at a booth #, and while most of our team that information will translate into a rough location, a lot of folks only know that the 600s are one particular island of shops and it's a big area to sort through on a 20k crowd day. the -plan- is to walk site with a gps unit (once i find one) log shop #'s and coords (and altitude if i'm bored/find somethign accurate) and the drop all of that data into autocad to give us the first ever scale map of the place. then, in -theory- dispatch can search a dwf for the shop name/number which will highlight and they can say "three shops from $landmark towards $landmark2" or whatever.
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Hmmm if you had the budget	by AndyA	2006-09-18 10:46:36
OOFDA. yeah i was hoping ot borrow a firends gps	by unjust	2006-09-18 12:08:22

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