UMapper
February 22nd, 2009

We have already featured David’s map this month, but he’s created another great one that is too good to pass up. The map below was plotted using a GPS device and is entered in the Nokia GPS Art Contest. In David’s own words:

This heart was made using a GPS tracking program and lots of preparation. I discovered the app could be paused for strategic straight line drawing. The actual route was 39,5km (24,5mi). This is for a contest Nokia are using to promote their new N79 Active phone, which tracks your exercise workouts with GPS while recording heart rate data. Grand prize is a N79 and runner-ups get a Polar BT heart rate monitor compatible with many Nokia devices.

Good luck!

4 Responses to “Map of the Week: GPS Tracking Art”

  1. David Hroncheck Says:

    Once again, thanks guys for noticing my map. I go into detail on how I went about creating this entry for Nokia’s contest on my blog. It is 100% drawn using the mobile GPS program and took two attempts of nearly 40km each to get the results. Crazy, I know, but the grand prize represents possibly the perfect mobile phone for my active needs. I’m having fun.

  2. andrei Says:

    Good luck David, thanks for the awesome map.

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