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Introduction 1 Part I: All About Digital Maps 9 Chapter 1: Getting Started with Digital Maps 11 Chapter 2: Dissecting Maps 23 Part II: All About GPS 49 Chapter 3: GPS Fundamentals 51 Chapter 4: Grasping Important GPS Concepts 73 Chapter 5: Selecting and Getting Started with a Handheld GPS Receiver 87 Chapter 6: Automotive GPS Receivers 113 Chapter 7: Cellphones, PDAs, and Other GPS Devices 131 Chapter 8: Geocaching 155 Part III: Digital Mapping on Your Computer 179 Chapter 9: Digital Mapping Hardware Considerations 181 Chapter 10: Interfacing a GPS Receiver to a Computer 189 Chapter 11: Using GPS Manufacturer Software 207 Chapter 12: Finding Places and Coordinates 225 Chapter 13: On the Road with DeLorme Street Atlas USA 237 Chapter 14: On the Ground with TopoFusion 253 Chapter 15: From the Sky with Google Earth 269 Chapter 16: Creating and Using Digital Maps with OziExplorer 285 Part IV: Using Web-Hosted Mapping Services 299 Chapter 17: Saving and Editing Web Maps 301 Chapter 18: Navigating Web Road Maps 313 Chapter 19: Exploring Web Topographic Maps 327 Part V: The Part of Tens 339 Chapter 20: Ten Great GPS and Map Web Sites 341 Chapter 21: Ten Map Printing Tips 345 Chapter 22: Ten GPS Resources for Boaters 351 Index 361 |
Joel McNamara is a technology consultant and author. He first worked with LANDSAT satellite data during an earlier career as an archaeologist, and has used digital mapping and GPS in search-and-rescue missions, wild land firefighting, disaster response and planning, and outdoor recreation activities.