good morning YouTube in this video I wanted to show you one technique to move your Hill shade
map to your mobile device there's many ways to do that you can use a USB cable so you could
upload your file to some online site Google Drive Dropbox OneDrive for example and then download it
what I use here is I have a Synology Nas and I'm running the DS file disk station file app
on my mobile device and I have my maps saved on a shared folder on that Nas and with the DS file
app I can just come here to my home folder and I have a Garmin folder where I keep all my maps and
then in there I have an Osman folder and I just made two new maps here that I want to try out
anyway the two maps I made here are CT Goldmine Creek so I have one and two so it works really
well for uploading these you just click on that file and I decided to call that a document format
so yeah I basically Associated or blinked Osman to that sqlite DB document format and there you
can see my map is there okay so let's upload this second file here the CT Goldmine Creek
two that's my multi-directional Hill shade and again document format it automatically fires up
Osman and there's my two files yeah so one one thing I can do is I could select that as my map
let's see I'll come over here configure map and you can see right here I've made that map my
base map but I want to use the offline Vector map and then I want to use the
map I uploaded here as an overlay so I click there and let's click that one
and then we can go over here and look so now I can actually see how accurate that
map is I can use this slider down here in the bottom you can slide that over
and I can see like how do things line up here like you can see the solid green is the offline Vector
map and you can see right there the creek in blue lines up with the creek that I put on the hill
shade map and we can go over here for instance yeah you can see up here right in the center that
dotted line there is the canyon trail and it's coming down from the upper left corner there down
towards the center and then it transitions onto this hill shade map and the trail indeed follows
that Trace down there like down here I could I should be able to zoom in you can see that's the
grizzly flat trail that sinuous Trail coming up the hill you can see the dotted line on the vector
map that says that's the grizzly flat Trail and that dotted line is right in the middle of the row
cut that you can see on the hill shade map so what I did with this map is I made this map
at zoom level 17. so what I want to do is see yeah I can still zoom in beyond that point so
let's see that's zoomed in to that location where the gold mine Creek Road starts there
that's the one I made last July CT Gold Mine Creek two so this map I made at zoom
level 18. let's take a look at that and we can zoom into that same area it's pretty similar
so there's that zoom level that's zoomed in on an 18 Zoom map
that's basically the same so yeah I think you can use zoom level 17 on these l-shade Maps this
results in just under one meter per pixel on the raster map and the pill shade data on the USGS map
is also one meter per pixel the nice thing doing that is it gives you about one mile east to west
and about four tenths of a mile north to south on your map so that way you can cover more area with
a map and still have the detail so yeah still trying to figure out how all this stuff works
yeah so that that is really neat so anyway I just thought I'd show you that here's the newest map
now in a separate video I'll show you how to delete maps that you don't want to use anymore
so that's a different process I don't know how to uninstall Maps with Osman but let me show
you how to do that in a separate video here so anyway I hope you found that interesting
if you have any questions post up in the comment section below and as always thanks for watching