Re: Vert Dist to Destination / Destination Altitude
Posted: Fri Jun 14, 2024 4:23 pm
If the destination waypoint already has elevation data included, this will be used, otherwise, DEM data will be used to determine elevation values.
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Przekątny wrote: Sat Jun 15, 2024 7:40 am I wrote earlier that I had indicated a point on the map, so the point could not contain (saved)
information about the altitude above sea level.
Let me remind you that the device only had a base map and a custom map,
the vertical distance to the target was correct, after removing the basemap,
the vertical distance to the target was not displayed.
Przekątny wrote: Fri Jun 14, 2024 1:16 pm @ GPSrChive
There is a base map and a (own) map in the device, on the own map in Base Camp the altitude data is not displayed,
in the device I point to a point on the map and "Go", somehow (miraculously) in the Vert Dist to Dest field the data is displayed.
Maybe try explaining why vertical height data is displayed.
Przekątny wrote: Wed Jun 12, 2024 4:25 pm The base map contains altitude data
The test was carried out on a base map from the GPSMPA 67 device.
Picture 1 - only the base map in the device
Picture 2 - there was no map in the device
In the first case, the height data comes from the base map, the height is displayed, in the second case (without the base map) there is no height data.Spoiler
Data from the basemap.jpgData without a basemap.jpg
Przekątny wrote: Tue Jun 11, 2024 5:31 pmIn the device I currently have one map without DEM data and a base map,GPSrChive wrote: Tue Jun 11, 2024 4:58 pm The base map does not include the elevation data found in the DEM maps.
the altitude is displayed in the Wert Dist to Des field.
When you click on the map, the height is provided in the information about the indicated point
The devices include a Worldvide DEM Basmap basemap, which contains altitude data.
Additionally, the Garmin DEM Map is installed with the TopoActive Map.
GPSrChive wrote: Tue Jun 11, 2024 8:20 pm The World Wide basemap is only a fraction of the size of the regional DEM maps that cover much smaller areas (46 MB vs 3.53 GB).
Dedicated DEM maps are far more detailed and accurate than the WW Basemap.
And then there are the HDEM maps (>8 GB), which require several gigabytes just to cover a small portion of a DEM map region....