Culegerea de POI (puncte de interes) pentru Atlasul Digital al Romaniei

Culegatorii nostri de puncte merg de obicei pe teren sau cu un carnet si un GPS, sau cu un reportofon. Pasii care trebuie urmati sunt urmatorii:

1. Se ajunge la locul respectiv si se asteapta ca eroarea afisata sa fie sub 10m;
2. Se marcheaza punctul cu GPS-ul, care ii aloca automat un numar consecutiv;
3. Se trece numarul in carnet impreuna cu o scurta descriere a locului respectiv;
4. Se repeta de la 1 pentru urmatorul punct.

La sfarsit se descarca punctele culese din GPS in programul MapSource (pentru cine il are) sau in EasyGPS (http://www.easygps.com/SetupEasyGPS.exe ), iar codul punctului si o scurta descriere completata din notitele din teren se scriu de Dvs. in MapSource (la sectiunea comment/description) sau in Easy GPS si se salveaza ca *.gdb (din Mapsource) sau *.gpx (din EasyGPS). Aveti pe site un document cu tipologiile uzual acceptate de Garmin ca POI (Point of Interest). In esenta puteti culege orice considerati de interes… noi o sa-i gasim o clasificare!of POI (points of interest) for the Digital Romania Atlas

Our points collectors usually goes to the field equipped with a notebook and a GPS or with a mouthpiece. They have to follow the next steps:

1. They arrive at the place in question and wait for the displayed error to be displayed under 10 m;
2. They mark the point with the GPS that automatically assigns it a consecutive number
3. They put the number down in the notebook together with a short description of the place in question;
4. They repeat from step 1 for the following point.

Finally, they transfer the collected points from the GPS to the MapSource application (if available) or to EasyGPS (http://www.easygps.com/SetupEasyGPS.exe ), and the code of the point a short description from the field notes must be put down in the MapSource (at the section comment/description) or in Easy GPS and are saved as *.gdb (from Mapsource) or *.gpx (from EasyGPS). You have on the site a document with the usually typologies accepted by Garmin as POI (Point of Interest). Essentially, you may collect anyway you consider interesting… we shall find a classification!