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This presentation outlines the project quality action plan for designing and implementing a Java-based e-Maps application with GPS integration. It covers market survey, searching for Java GPS packages (JGPS, LandSerf, OpenMap), designing the application and interface, implementing GPS communication system, integrating GPS system with the map application, and testing and debugging. The LandSerf and OpenMap packages are highlighted for visualizing spatial data and accessing legacy databases, while JGPS enables Java applications to communicate with GPS devices.
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Group # 41st Presentation Badr Al-Yusef 201078 Bader Halawani 202475 Thamer Al-Mutairi 201276
Outline • Introduction • Project Quality Action Plan. • Phase 1: • market survey for e-maps and GPS unit. • Searching for Java packages deal with GPS: • JGPS. • LandSerf. • OpenMap.
QAP • finding vector map & java packages. • design the application & interface ( map editor ) & implementation • design GPS communication system with java. • integrate GPS system with map application. • testing and debugging (GPS and map application).
LandSerf • visualise and perform analysis on spatial data. • designed to be used with surface and elevation models, but will work with most types of 'GIS' data. • supports raster DEM and vector TIN, contour and metric surface network models of elevation. • Import and export of common raster and vector formats. • Import and export from and to Garmin GPS receivers.
OpenMap • build applications and applets that access data from legacy databases and applications. • provides the means to allow users to see and manipulate geospatial information.
JGPS • enables Java applications to talk to attached GPS devices that conform to the NMEA0183 protocol.