Sinn des Tutorials ist, eine Möglichkeit zu zeigen, wie die Laserscandaten der Vermessungsämter so aufzubereiten, um dann im OpenOrienteeringMapper (OOM) verwenden zu können. Die Alternative dazu ist, sich die Software ocad zu kaufen, was aber für private Anwender und kleine Vereine meist nicht bezahlbar ist, wenn nur selten Karten erstellt werden. OOM Anwender sind einen etwas schwierigeren Weg, um an Daten zu kommen gewohnt. Dafür kostet es nichts. Ich selbst erstelle meine Sprint-Karten mit OOM und die Waldkarten mit ocad.

@@christian_rietze Ja. Habe ich mitbekommen. Bei richtig guter Software brauche ich nur georeferenzierte Punktdaten einlesen und die Oberfläche vermaschen.. Für Höhenlinien z.B. definiere ich nur die Äquidistanzen zwischenden gewünschten Isohypsen vor. Den Rest erledigt die Software. Erhalte aber ein digitales 3D-Modell. Auch Schummrung und wichtige Wassergefällelinien geht da so. Auch Geograf ist teuer. Dachte es hat von den vielen lieben Fleißigen schon solche Module geschrieben. Ich hatte noch das interpolierende händische Zeichnen von Wetterkarten und Geländemodellen gelernt. Schön, das sich was entwickelt hat. Danke für den Fleiß und weiter viel Freude.

Sorry, I meant QuickRoute is where you can set the track transparency!

@@UrbanOrienteering Thanks, I'll implement it in the next video.

The best route would probably to run north of the restricted area.

The run ist on Livelox at: www.livelox.com/Events/Show/131126/Alpen-Adria-Cup-2024-Stage-1-Relay

Corro con una Gopro Hero 9 o una Insta360 Ace Pro. Para la vista del mapa utilizo Quickroute y lo edito con Adobe Premiere.

@@christian_rietze sabes recomendarme una camara mas barata que esas?

@@christian_rietze Tienes algun tutorial basico para empezar a hacer videos de este tipo? Gracias!

La cámara debe tener una buena estabilización de imagen. GoPro es bastante bueno allí.

Hallo Karsten, danke für dein positives Feedback zu meinem Lauf. Ich habt bei dem 24 Stunden OL alles richtig gemacht. Sogar das Wetter war trocken und nicht zu warm. Die Karte war meiner Meinung nach sehr aktuell und auch mit allen Details versehen. Die großen einzelnen Kiefern waren in den Kahlschlägen sehr gut zu erkennen. Auch die Grünbereiche haben sehr gut gepasst. Ich habe bei der Kartenaufnahme dort auch immer meine Probleme, das richtige Grün zu nehmen. Nur das Laufen war im Kahlschlag nicht so einfach und hat einige blaue Flecken gekostet. Hoffentlich wird hier in den nächsten Jahren nicht noch mehr Fläche gerodet. Eine empfehlenswerte Veranstaltung!!!!!

Kein Problem. War ein super Event!!!

The 24 hours OL is a fun run. The first 6 courses have different themes. The upper map is the rigth map and the lower map ist the map with the them. By this rus was the theme „old vs young“. The lower map is from october 2006. It is explained realy good in the bulletin: „These courses deal with the basics for producing orienteering maps as well as with older map visualisations. The fundamentals are based on data collected by the land surveying offices (of the federal states) using the LIDAR (light detection and ranging) method, which is made available to end users and can be analysed using the OCAD software. With the help of this data, a geo-referenced and precise picture of the terrain can be obtained even before the first inspection of the area. The upper part of the themed courses sheets (in portrait format A4) contains the current map with the course to be run. The lower part of the A4 sheet shows the corresponding map base with the current course. A comparison is worthwhile, especially the TH1 ‘Digital terrain model’ can be used as an interesting training opportunity. TH2 ‘Surface model’, TH3 ‘Orthophoto’ and TH4 ‘Vegetation heights’ are unfortunately not completely up-to-date due to current forestry activities. This topic is addressed with TH5 ‘Map from 2015’ and TH6 ‘Map from 2006’. Always comply with the copyrights of the data providers when using basic data to produce orienteering maps!“ To Post 1: I thought, that I know the right direction without compass and mad at the beginning this biggest mistake.

I think it should be 508 Forrest track.

At 99% of sprint runs I don't need a compass. Therefore the north lines aren`t so important to me. If I ever need to point the map to north, I only have a handheld compass with me. A compass like this is helpful because your hands are free. I always try to fold the map so that I only see the current route up to the next 2-3 items.

I was too focused on the map and then completely forgot to scan the post.

Yes, new camera and new light with more power.

Yes, I have some Problems with the Stabilisation. Now I have an new and better Cam. We will see it at the next Videos.

Excellent 😊

Hallo Gerhard, schicke mir mal ein paar Screenshots von dem Fehler an [email protected]. Vieleicht können wir dir helfen. Gruß Christian

Gracias

Auf der Webseite des Deutschen Orientierungssportverbandes gibt es eine Vereinsübersicht. o-sport.de/orientierungssport/vereine Die meisten Vereine bieten auch Schnuppertraings an. Schaue einfach mal, welcher Verein in deiner Gegend ist. Ich bin OL-Trainer beim TV 1881 Altdorf e.V. Falls du in der Gegend wohnst, kannst du auch gerne bei uns zu einen Schnuppertraining kommen.

@@christian_rietze ja in Braunschweig gibt es 2. Ich werde mich da mal erkundigen! Danke für die Inspiration! Ich wandere bereits sehr viel und das wäre nochmal ein neues Level!

I prefer to run faster on paths than straight through thicket. I think I'm faster to post 5 that way. At post 6 I run a little to the left and then run some extra meters to the right on the way to make sure I found the post.

Thanks! I have already seen on the way from post 10 to 11 that post 14 is not in the right place. When the other runners came from the side when I ran towards to post 14, I thought to myself that it could be post 14.

At the moment I am better at sprint, because I don't have much experience with the compass. Orienteering is my new sport with I started in August 2021. I think, that I don't run so bad.

@@christian_rietze yes, you are running really well! 3rd place here is good. And I enjoy your videos!

Yes, it's a fun run. But in the end you're happy when you're done. Next year there will be 115 posts. One more every year.

Thanks for your help. I always try to look ahead during acompetitions. I can´t change the maded mistakes.

@@christian_rietze as I said, I think all orienteers know and recognize that. But it's also exactly what is the fun of it. Otherwise we could better do cross country running. Countless times I've also lost minutes or even 15 minutes or more with parallel mistakes/90 or 180 degree mistakes. Once I even thought my compass was broken, when I was so sure I was very close to the control, but it didn't match with the compass. So ran around like 10 minutes before I found out it was not the compass that was wrong but I myself was wrong 😄. Btw: you didn't miss 9th control here, as is in the description, did you?

I saw it when reading the stick at the finish.

I will try my best, to learn orienteering with compass.

@@christian_rietze practice makes perfect!

I started with orienteering in August 2021 and I'm getting better from run to run.

Thanks for the help and the compliment.

The forest was so dense and then the heavy rain. I had a very bad gps signal in places. The kammera also had some problems with the stabilization in the bad conditions.

I looked at the map again after post 12. I thought that I had already passed post 13 and had to go to post 14. I was just too weak!

Thank you for the compliment. The map wasn't easy with the different levels.