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Added GPS Logger instructions.

Marcus Scholz 2020-04-22 17:01:16 +02:00
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@ -15,11 +15,20 @@ Mobile phones are unproblematic regarding time. They usually already sync theirs
Energy Saving options for apps might become a problem eventually, if your OS decides to send it into sleep mode. So you might want to define an exception:
Android:
![App energy saving][android_app_engerysave] ![Disable energy saving][android_app_exception]
![App energy saving][android_app_engerysave]
![Disable energy saving][android_app_exception]
[android_app_engerysave]: images/android_app_energysave.png
[android_app_exception]: images/android_app_exception.png
### GPSLogger
### GPS Logger
My tool doesn't really care, which program created the gpx-file, as long as it follows GPX 1.0/1.1 standard.
I got used to [GPS Logger](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mendhak.gpslogger) on Android. It seems to be free.
To get precise locations for your photos, there have to be datapoints in the recording close to the time the picture was taken. But I don't want to stress the phone's battery too much. So I went with an interval of 5s and a distance of 5m between two datapoints. And I keep the GPS locked during the time it records.
![App energy saving][android_app_engerysave]
![Disable energy saving][android_app_exception]
## Geigercounter