Perhaps different map projections? If you are interested in measuring
GPS receiver accuracy, there are better approaches than using maps.
On Aug 14, 3:54 pm, YoFrankie wrote:
> Here you can see some of my gps points displaying on google maps. I
> think with a better accuracy those points would
Here you can see some of my gps points displaying on google maps. I
think with a better accuracy those points would be on the street, i
was driving on, wouldn't they?
http://steadysolutions.de/Unbenannt.jpg
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Typically, there is some variant of long term averaging involved when
measuring the accuracy of a GPS receiver. I wouldn't trust a map or a
getAccuracy() method (at least without knowing the details of what it
is measuring).
- Greg
On Aug 14, 1:20 pm, YoFrankie wrote:
> The Location class has
The Location class has a getAccuracy() method and displaying the gps
coordinates on google maps shows that 30m accuracy often really means
that you are 30 away of the point you really stood at.
Accuracy doesn't improve, even when not moving.
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I haven't yet experimented with the GPS accuracy on Android devices,
but I plan to. How did you measure your 30-100 meter accuracy? Did
the accuracy improve as you stayed at the same location in the open
field?
- Greg
On Aug 14, 10:10 am, YoFrankie wrote:
> with my locationlistener i get accu
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