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Originally Posted by CaptTom
Looks great! Thanks!
Using a laptop on a high-speed WiFi connection, scrolling in and out seems very smooth.
Trying to "over-zoom" brings up the satellite view. I'm not sure how I feel about that.
Maybe someone has compiled a list including lat/lon in digital format, but I haven't looked. The other option is to painstakingly generate that list from sources like the Coast Pilot. Are you working on a strictly volunteer basis, or are there resources to pay for this effort?
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The zoom returning to
satellite view at a close -in view will be changed. I thought it might be good but I don’t like it. It will require a bit of tweeking to get it functioning perfectly across all devices.
Concerning seeding Pilot chart information. We are willing to put in the leg
work to input
government data if we can find a good source. We have started doing this in
Australia where there are
government maps showing public moorings, bridge hieghts etc. these are displayed on a map/chart which makes it easy to input to Zulu. If we can find a similar public
service for the US region we will happily input the data. The example you posted looks like it would take a lot of interpretation and time to get the correct information in the exact locations. It’s a shame it’s not Lon/Lat specific. If someone finds a good source of information please let us know and we will happily spend the time to input that data to the Zulu map.
To answer your question. There are no resources to pay for data input. In the future, once the
service really takes off it would be an option to have boaters who are paid to
monitor areas on the map. But we are no where near that stage yet.