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Manually moving tracks? 11 years 10 months ago #3976

  • chielsanders
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Hi,

Is it possible to move a track, "manually"?
Because of the inaccuracy of the GPS-data I need to correct this by moving the data, for instance, 2 meters to the north or 3 meters to the west. How do I do that?

Chiel
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Manually moving tracks? 11 years 10 months ago #3977

  • Hubert
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If nobody will know a better way:

Export your track to a csv file, change the data in the desired row(s) (lat / long) by adding or substracting whatever you want an use the manipulated csv in Reefmaster.

How you have to change your data, you could calculate or just use two points in your area and see, how you have to change all your data.

An example, measured with two points in Google Earth. If you add 0.003 (seconds) to your latitude data (for my home area this is the correct count), all your data move 3 Meters north.

47° 50.471'N - 12° 28.636'E
47° 50.468'N - 12° 28.636'E
Last Edit: 11 years 10 months ago by Hubert.
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Manually moving tracks? 11 years 10 months ago #3978

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Not sure but maybe some laborating with equipment profile could help?

Adjusting the transducer vs. gpsantenna setting, port and aft.. :)

or maybe I'm totally off here.. :)
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