
- I-need-help-sorting-GPS-data
- 01-07-2008
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I need to sort a set of GPS data which was collected on a petroleum
pipe line into the correct order. What's the best way to do this?
Taking into account the occasional erroneous read...
pipe line into the correct order. What's the best way to do this?
Taking into account the occasional erroneous read...
google@robertbennett.us wrote:
You can write a script that goes through each point, starting at the
first one, and that search for the nearest neighbor. This nearest
neighbor must not be a point that you have already consider (so you
don't go backward). Index each point as they are found.
If your points are in a small area, use UTM coordinates (very easy to
compute the distances between points). Otherwise, search this newsgroup
for the equation on how to compute distances between lat-long points.
Jean
You can write a script that goes through each point, starting at the
first one, and that search for the nearest neighbor. This nearest
neighbor must not be a point that you have already consider (so you
don't go backward). Index each point as they are found.
If your points are in a small area, use UTM coordinates (very easy to
compute the distances between points). Otherwise, search this newsgroup
for the equation on how to compute distances between lat-long points.
Jean
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> pipe line into the correct order. What's the best way to do this?
> Taking into account the occasional erroneous read...