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Not-very-useful GPS traces

Publicat per Sam Wilson el 13 Maig 2013 en English.

I think there must be a very large number of GPS trace points at the intersection of the equator at the prime meridian (what’s that place called anyway?).

I’m afraid I’ve been fool enough to add quite a few of these myself! Oops. Sorry.

I’ve modified one of the gpsbable scripts that I use to prepare NMEA files, chopping out anything around (0,0), so all should be fine from now on.

Ubicació: 0.000, 0.000
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Comentari de Baloo Uriza el 13 Maig 2013 a les 04.45

The intersection of the Equator and Prime Meridian is called “the origin.”

Comentari de Sam Wilson el 13 Maig 2013 a les 04.56

Ah! Cool. Thanks. :-)

Comentari de AndrewBuck el 14 Maig 2013 a les 19.34

Also known as “null island”. A lot of stuff ends up there. Not just GPS traces but nodes, etc. You also see a lot on the equator that obiously don’t belong there where just one coord got 0.0 and I assume the same happens along the meridian. I have also heard the poles collect nodes too but haven’t seen it myself.

-AndrewBuck

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