http://forum.digital-seas.com/ the place for exchanging ideas and opinions on ship-spotting and ship-tracking en Thu, 09 Sep 2010 16:06:10 +0000 http://forum.digital-seas.com/topic/circle-with-distance-and-time#post-219 Fri, 30 Jan 2009 15:56:00 +0000 MindOpen 219@http://forum.digital-seas.com/ <p>stevo you have to wait for the next version of Fleetmon, where we make this a user config switch. right now I myself like the shipimages near the vessels very much, but I understand the cluttering in very busy areas. Try to zoom a bit ? </p> http://forum.digital-seas.com/topic/circle-with-distance-and-time#post-215 Thu, 29 Jan 2009 20:42:35 +0000 Anonymous 215@http://forum.digital-seas.com/ <p>Hey Lars,</p> <p>Can you also choose a vessel without the picture in de googlemap??<br /> I find the screen to busy now. </p> http://forum.digital-seas.com/topic/circle-with-distance-and-time#post-214 Thu, 29 Jan 2009 15:34:59 +0000 MindOpen 214@http://forum.digital-seas.com/ <p>only for moving vessels, the circle will give you an impression about the time and the distance of the ship, to get to points on the map, which are crossed by the circels-border.<br /> The circle always has the same radius in the display, but depending on the zoom-level, we calculate time and distance.<br /> We think this is a quick way to estimate the travel times of the vessels in a visual way. And to check the distance between objects on the map.</p> <p>Since you asked, I will give you an insider tip:<br /> - select a vessel trough clicking on it in the map<br /> - now hold your ctrl-key and click on the next vessel (read the distance of the ships<br /> - repeat this as often as you want with more vessels<br /> - clicking somewhere in the map deselects all vessels</p> <p>give it a try - Lars </p> http://forum.digital-seas.com/topic/circle-with-distance-and-time#post-212 Wed, 28 Jan 2009 17:31:46 +0000 Pinkel 212@http://forum.digital-seas.com/ <p>Was is the meaning of the circle with distance and time when you select a vessel on the "ais screen" ? </p>