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Pfm1011

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GIS GPS RTK Glonass etc
« on: April 27, 2019, 05:49:38 PM »
Just wondering what software people are using for GIS. 

I am using Qgis and wondering if there is something better. I find it very counterintuitive  and almost like geeks trying to show off.   "You dont crop  . you clip with polygon" FFS .Took me a day to figure that out "  Looking for more novice level software.

As per GPS/Glonass  what hardware and software are people using for active location mapping in the field.  I am looking at some U-Blox hardware  which apparently can go submeter  and if you spend 700 can set up RTK base /rover  down to centimeters.

Im presume RTK is being anal and simple setup without it should do the trick.  Any recommendations for a cheap hardware kit and windows /laptop software .

I essentially want to  be able to walk a property and nail a border to the foot/inch

Or does all this go under "what the hell are you babbling about"





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Re: GIS GPS RTK Glonass etc
« Reply #1 on: June 06, 2019, 03:57:26 AM »
Perhaps this might help? https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2017/9/25/16362296/gps-accuracy-improving-one-foot-broadcom
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