Np_array = Converter ( input_file = 'your_input.gpx' ). gpx_to_numpy_array ()Ĭonverter ( input_file = 'your_input.csv' ). csv_to_gpx ( lats_colname = 'column_name_of_latitudes', longs_colname = 'column_name_of_longitudes', output_file = 'your_output.gpx' )Ĭonverter ( input_file = 'your_input.xlsx' ). excel_to_gpx ( lats_colname = 'column_name_of_latitudes', longs_colname = 'column_name_of_longitudes', output_file = 'your_output.gpx' )ĭataframe to gpx (notice that the method is static)Ĭonverter. dataframe_to_gpx ( input_df = your_df, lats_colname = 'column_name_of_latitudes', longs_colname = 'column_name_of_longitudes', output_file = 'your_output.gpx' )Ĭonverter ( input_file = 'your_input.json' ).
#Gpx reader iphone install#
#Iphone gpx reader installĬonvert_multi_csv_to_gpx ( dirpath = 'your_directory/' )Īpply spline interpolation on gpx file (you need to install scipy for this to work): json_to_gpx ( input_df = your_df, lats_colname = 'column_name_of_latitudes', longs_colname = 'column_name_of_longitudes', output_file = 'your_output.gpx' )Īutomate the conversion of multiple csv file to gpx:Ĭonverter. Here's one shot of the detail you can have over the GPS tracking if you wish.Spline_interpolation ( cv = your_array_of_control_vertices ) Usage from terminalĪlternatively you can use the gpx_converter directly from terminal. Lastly, it has no subscription and you don't need to make any in-app purchases if you don't want more than one voice (and even that isn't needed to get the data out of the app.)Īfter each activity, you can configure it to email you a link to a kml file for additional processing as well as transfer the files through iTunes and USB. It also is easy to use on it's own with mapping, graphs as well as integrating with a large handful of popular social sharing services if that is your preference. (but do note it's made by the company that made Runmeter - hone in on the things you need and ignore the rest - like if you don't really care about twitter integration)
Here is a chart I've found to be fair and accurate comparison of what the app can do compared to other running GPS apps that I have actually used. The developer responds quickly to support questions and it seems designed to give you your data and not force you into using one web service or locking you in to a corporate database. You can add or delete these as you wish, so it's very user friendly and customizable. It comes pre-loaded with at least 16 activity types and you can control all sorts of activities (motorcycle / kayak / cross country ski / downhill ski). (it's the same as walkmeter / cyclemeter - so pick the color and icon you prefer) I would recommend Runmeter as the best tool for getting raw tracking data. It's my first ever app, so now doing the rounds and trying to respond to any forum requests for such an app
#Gpx reader iphone download#
It's called 'Location Log', and I've made it it free to download (for now at least) All location data stays local on the device (so only accessible by the user).Battery drain typically only 2%-4% for entire day.Lets you search by date (or area) to see your movements.It continuously tracks iPhone user's location all day each day.in the end I took the long route and actually decided to build an app myself to do exactly what I (and I think you) wanted. the only downside of that was that I had to give my location data to a big tech company (not the end of the world, but I'd prefer not to). I used Google Latitude for a while which I found great, but they sadly discontinued it. I too actually wanted an app to continuously track myself (on iPhone) in the background, each day, and without draining my battery too much. I know this is an old thread, but I wanted to respond.
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