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OS Opendata as an offline map

Foggy shared this question 4 years ago
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in my job i visit multiple farms per day, if and when i have a phone signal i use OS Maps (Google Play), the only map i need from it is the standard map, which isn't available as a offline map


so i thought i would download the appropriate maps from OS Opendata (which are Geotiff files) and have them as an offline map in Locus Pro, but as i have 0 experience with maps, it isn't working out so well, i have managed to convert them into a kmz with Global Mapper and get them into Locus Pro as an overlay but that just grinds my Locus Pro to a standstill and is non usable


is there any way to convert these to an offline map with Global Mapper so it can be used in Locus Pro, i would prefer to keep them separated the way they are downloaded (in quadrants SH, SJ, SM, SN, SO, SR, SS and ST)


one of the smaller area's have been uploaded in case anyone asks for a link - https://gofile.io/?c=UpMdnt

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Hello Foggy

with MAPC2MAPC it is possible to convert it to Rmap sqlit

Use as raster offline map

copy attached example to locus/maps

Wolfgang


PS: i didn´t know the map date.

MAPC2MAPC use OSGB_136

please check if map match to reality ?!

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i checked it as overlay and map is shifted ~500 m east

if i know the map date, i´ll try it again

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Hi, there are probably two or three possible sollutions.

  • You can use Mapc2mapc SW as balloni55 already wrote. (BTW: I used to for OS data CRS https://epsg.io/27700 )
  • You can convert geotiff files to mbtiles using QGIS http://discuss.locusgis.com/t/how-to-import-geotiff/26/4
  • You can purchase/download 'JohnThornMaps' maps for GB in the Locus Store. Open Menu - Store and search for 'JohnThornMaps'. These maps are vector based created from OS Open data.

BR Petr

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