Garmin GPSMAP76S Data Collection. ObjectiveObjective Collect: - Waypoints -Average Location (Averaged Waypoint) - Track In the field!

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Garmin GPSMAP76S Data Collection

ObjectiveObjective Collect: - Waypoints -Average Location (Averaged Waypoint) - Track In the field!

Summary of Topics Mark Waypoint Average Location Collect Track View Track Area (without Saving) Multiple Track Segments X X

Reminder – Check Satellite Page Check number of satellites – minimum 4 satellites required Check Accuracy

Goal: Mark Waypoint Press and hold Enter -All values frozen -No values stored yet -All values frozen -No values stored yet X

Modify Mark Waypoint Page Waypoint Symbol X Input from NMEA device DO NOT EDIT – needed for ArcView/ArcGIS Waypoint Name, max 10 characters Current Position Current Elevation Show Waypoint on Map Page

Press Enter Save Waypoint X

To see Location differences in meters, change Coordinate System to UTM (see next slide for reminder). Average Location – Begin with Mark Waypoint X

Reminder – How to Change Location Format (Coordinate System) X

Press Menu Open Mark Waypoint Options Menu X

When acceptable “Save” Open Average Location Page X Note 1 second collection interval

Compare Waypoints X 60 positions 1 position Averaged Initial

Save Mark Waypoint X No indication this is an Average Location

Goal: Collect Track in Active Track Log

Open Main Menu Press Menu Twice

Open Tracks Page Press Enter

Open Track Page Options Press Menu

Open Track Log Setup Press Enter

Open Recording Options Press Enter Overwrites oldest track points when memory is full

Tip: Collecting a Track Log Start Stop Correct Start Stop Incorrect Track Overshoot may: - create extra polygon in GIS - calculate incorrect area in GPS Stop collection just shy of starting point

Stop Collecting Track - Set Recording to Off

Goal: View Track Area (without Saving)

Save / Entire Log

View Area (without Saving) Press Quit Change units ac = acres

Goal: Multiple Track Segments in One Active Track Log 1 st Track 2 nd Track 3 rd Track Map Page Tracks Page No Saved Tracks

Start Collecting 1 st Track - Set Recording to Stop When Full Press Enter

Stop Collecting 1 st Track - Set Recording to Off This option saves only most significant points.

Check Memory

Collecting 2 nd Track Begin End Check Memory

Collecting 3 rd Track Begin End Check Memory

Review of Topics Mark Waypoint Average Location Collect Track Calculate Track Area Multiple Track Segments X X