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Need a way to calibrat a map in PDF format


brukat

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I use PDF-originated maps from time to time in GeoBuddy. I zoom them to 300% in Adobe Acrobat Reader, and use the Select Image tool to drag a selection box over the entire map. Copy and paste into your favorite image editor, and save in JPEG format. I then calibrate it by identifying three obvious points (like street intersections) using the aerial photo view in GeoBuddy.

 

It can be done. Once you get the hang of it, the hard part is just waiting for Acrobat to scroll down to the bottom of the image so you can export it at 300%.

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I use PDF-originated maps from time to time in GeoBuddy. I zoom them to 300% in Adobe Acrobat Reader, and use the Select Image tool to drag a selection box over the entire map. Copy and paste into your favorite image editor, and save in JPEG format. I then calibrate it by identifying three obvious points (like street intersections) using the aerial photo view in GeoBuddy.

 

It can be done. Once you get the hang of it, the hard part is just waiting for Acrobat to scroll down to the bottom of the image so you can export it at 300%.

 

 

Thank's that work well. I will be all set for hunting. Here in New-Brunswick we don't have good up to date topo map except the won from the goverment it self and it in PDF.

http://www.snb.ca/gdam-igec/e/2900e_1.asp

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