yitmoth you're welcome
pls, about migration here is the right topic/palce, thanx
visit wrote: ↑August 13th, 2019, 1:43 pm i'm sorry, but i have to ask once more:
i've now 3 links for Oru in the google mapisn't it any more possible to add the old data in the newest map too ?
- for the 10th and 11th - "oru"
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mi ... 545486&z=8- for only the 12th - "Oru_August12_Complet"
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mi ... 999955&z=9- for the 12th and 13th - "Oru 12.08."
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mi ... 40762&z=14
all data up from the start in 1 map would be great !
Visit
Ah, that's it ! :)Anne7 wrote:It is theoretically possible to put all data from the entire migration in 1 tracker map.
But including all these data from all previous days, weeks, months or even years, in each and every new tracker map, would make the tracker maps extremely heavy, and in the long run very unclear.
Poliff
Personally, I like to see 1 complete day in a tracker map. It seems to be the easiest to understand and the most uncluttered. The first blue square is the position early in the morning (night), the last dot (the white arrow) is the last known position in the evening.
Many thanks, Sova.
That is, every time you need to wait for someone to post an updated link?
Oh !Anne7 wrote:I personally like to see 1 complete day in a tracker map. It seems to be the easiest to understand and the most uncluttered. The first blue square is the position early in the morning (night), the last dot (the white arrow) is the last known position in the evening.
In some cases, it is of course not possible to show a whole day. Sometimes no new data comes in (= data session on OrniTrack failed). And in a morning update, obviously, we only see the last transmitted position of that morning.
1/ here = topic "Following Karl's Family" - informs about inhabitant the nest in Karula NP: Karl's and Katie's nest (now about Karula, storklet hatched 2018 and Oru, storklet hatched 2019 in this nest)
Poliff,
Visit, for the 3 birds together it will be 365 x 3 = 1095 tracker-map-links per year.