Thread: Garmin SCDB.info World | The Worldwide Speed Camera Database [2013 July 15]

Garmin SCDB.info World | v02.06.2013 | Bi-weekly update


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Speed Camera Plug-in for Garmin


Stay aware of safety cameras and travel safely, legally and speed-consciously. Every Garmin GPS can have the full SCDB safety camera database loaded inside to bring speed alerts - and only those specific to the road you are travelling and direction of travel. Keeping safe and accident-free will help you maintain lower insurance premiums and avoid penalty points and fines too.

Powered by the weekly-updated database, your sat-nav knows the locations of:

* Fixed cameras
* Average speed cameras
* Variable cameras
* roadwork sites
* Red light speed cameras Mobile cameras

Expert Sources

Safety camera alerts are driven by content from a range of expert sources, not just user feedback. Before they are included in the database, each location is physically inspected to confirm camera type, direction, average speed and distance covered.

Content sources include

* Official agency data
* Professional survey
* GPS digital camera, Wi-Fi and expert field survey-gathered data
* Verified user feedback

Latest Data

The SCDB database is continually reviewed to keep track of ever-changing camera locations. A dedicated team checks for new, removed and amended camera sites and refreshes this content every day. Once verified, this information is live within 48 hours.

Accurate and Reliable Alerts

Garmin sat-navs use smart GPS software to compare your route against a preloaded log of camera locations. Each camera and zone is individually verified and mapped using a patented 'corridor' technique of camera validation – confirming the speed setting and direction of camera to bring only relevant alerts to your journey, when you need them and avoid irritating false alarms:

* Directional camera alerts
* Camera-specific alerts such as average speed and mobile zones
* Alerts relevant to journey
* Overspeed alerts
* Alerts tailored to road layout and navigation experience









Requirements:

• POI Loader for Windows software
  
• POI Loader for Mac software

My resulting password combination of the 256-bit Rijndael/AES secret key, the unknowable (therefore secret) present value of the 128-bit monotonically incrementing counter, and the 128-bit secret Initialization Vector (IV) is 512-bits of secret data providing extremely high security for the generation of this perfect password. No one is going to figure out the password except by getting it here.

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Last edited by Schermann

Originally Posted by ivagvoz

Hello! Can you explain me please, for which countries the file BALTIC POIs (post#27) is? And what is the coverage of SCDB.info World (I'm interested in Estonia, Latvia, Finland and Russia if possible).

You can answer by yourself. Check for the coordinates (latitudes and longitudes):

find *.gpx "wpt lat" >>coord.txt

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Originally Posted by ivagvoz

Hello! Can you explain me please, for which countries the file BALTIC POIs (post#27) is? And what is the coverage of SCDB.info World (I'm interested in Estonia, Latvia, Finland and Russia if possible).

For coverage area of Baltic Region, look here [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

More infos for world coverage,look here

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POIs of Russian countries,look here

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For view the POIs to map,look here [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

For the filter of Russian area....sob!!!!

-	Total	17,075,400 km2 (1st) 6,592,800 sq mi
-	Water (%)	13 (including swamps)

Maybe one day I will prepare this filter also .... maybe

Bye,bye

Detailed replay! Thank you!

Bye,bye

Hi!
What is the difference between types-camera or camera80 and speed or speed80 respectively?
May be irrelevant question,

Bye, bye

Garmin SCDB.info World | v14.06.2013 | Bi-weekly update


... Separate link for Cyclops™ Dangerous Zones — France

Speed Camera Plug-in for Garmin


Stay aware of safety cameras and travel safely, legally and speed-consciously. Every Garmin GPS can have the full SCDB safety camera database loaded inside to bring speed alerts - and only those specific to the road you are travelling and direction of travel. Keeping safe and accident-free will help you maintain lower insurance premiums and avoid penalty points and fines too.

Powered by the weekly-updated database, your sat-nav knows the locations of:

* Fixed cameras
* Average speed cameras
* Variable cameras
* roadwork sites
* Red light speed cameras Mobile cameras

Expert Sources

Safety camera alerts are driven by content from a range of expert sources, not just user feedback. Before they are included in the database, each location is physically inspected to confirm camera type, direction, average speed and distance covered.

Content sources include

* Official agency data
* Professional survey
* GPS digital camera, Wi-Fi and expert field survey-gathered data
* Verified user feedback

Latest Data

The SCDB database is continually reviewed to keep track of ever-changing camera locations. A dedicated team checks for new, removed and amended camera sites and refreshes this content every day. Once verified, this information is live within 48 hours.

Accurate and Reliable Alerts

Garmin sat-navs use smart GPS software to compare your route against a preloaded log of camera locations. Each camera and zone is individually verified and mapped using a patented 'corridor' technique of camera validation – confirming the speed setting and direction of camera to bring only relevant alerts to your journey, when you need them and avoid irritating false alarms:

* Directional camera alerts
* Camera-specific alerts such as average speed and mobile zones
* Alerts relevant to journey
* Overspeed alerts
* Alerts tailored to road layout and navigation experience









Requirements:

• POI Loader for Windows software
  
• POI Loader for Mac software

My resulting password combination of the 256-bit Rijndael/AES secret key, the unknowable (therefore secret) present value of the 128-bit monotonically incrementing counter, and the 128-bit secret Initialization Vector (IV) is 512-bits of secret data providing extremely high security for the generation of this perfect password. No one is going to figure out the password except by getting it here.

[hide]
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]



...no password:




[/hide]

Here you can make your own Warning tones: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Installation Guide: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]








... Link below for latest Cyclops™ Dangerous Zones — France

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Last edited by Schermann

German Voice Alerts:

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PW:

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Note by MOD: join PW in previous post

Edit: now I got it...