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The release v2.14  of GPSLogger is available on GitHub. To date, more than 34000 people installed GPSLogger around the world. Thank you to users and contributors.

A special thank you to all the contributors! Basic Air Data Team 

Our GPSLogger has been around for awhile, over the time the number of practical applications increased steadily; this and similar articles aim to expose some of them. We will show ho to import our logged data into a Geographic Information System or GIS and visualize the recorded path over a 3D landscape. Read more…

We are focused on designs that can be implemented with DIY tools. So,  I contacted a member of the Munich Maker Lab, Jan Wingewfeld. As usual, we asked for the feasibility of our 3D printed parts. Guess what? Jan printed the part in real time! And sent to us the time Read more…

So you have downloaded and installed the application ‘GPS Logger’ on your phone and recorded some ‘Placemarks’ and/or ‘TrackPoints’. In the example below, I recorded a short walk from my house to pub (in settings, I changed ‘collecting density’ to 1 meter) putting a Place Marker at the start and Read more…

Countdown to fifth online IRC meeting. No registration needed. No software needed. Simply follow this link. If you prefer to use a client check out how to access IRC with your client. We look forward to an opportunity to speak with you personally!  

For those of you interested in publishing, there is a tasty news.  We’ve incorporated Edit Flow. The editing process is now totally streamlined. So, what are you waiting for? Do you desire to comment, modify, complete articles? Do you feel you can (and probably you can 🙂 write a better Read more…

The former Basic Air Data blog, basicairdata.blogspot.it, is closed to traffic. That was a necessary step to attain a good web presence and contain the resources necessary to keep the wheels turning. The use of WordPress CMS streamlined the team tasks and contributed to a better user experience. Finally IT Read more…