


But mostly I end up writing my own Python code that works on arrays of lat/lon pairs and that feels too low level. I mostly work in Python on Unix but pretty much any language will do.Įxisting tools I use include GPSBabel and GDAL/OGR for conversion and PostGIS for working with the track geometry as a line string. The openrouteservice API consumes user-generated and collaboratively collected free geographic data, directly from OpenStreetMap. I don't much care about input formats any sort of timestamped lat/lon points is fine. GPS Trajectories Clustering in Python by Claudio Stamile isiway-tech Medium 500 Apologies, but something went wrong on our end.
#PYTHON ANALYZE GPS TRACKS SOFTWARE#
I'm looking for a software library or scriptable set of tools so I can write my own applications. There are a variety of applications that analyze GPS tracks.

There are some types of data that stored in GPS namely waypoint, route and track. I feel like I'm reinventing the wheel and am wondering if there's some standard library / tool I can use to work with GPS tracks. GPX file is a GPS data that stored in XML format. I keep writing custom code to work with GPS tracks: GPX files and NMEA logs from my phone, dedicated GPS logger, etc.
