Projects tagged ‘gps’ and ‘python’

GPSD is a translator and replicator daemon for gps devices. It understands NMEA and many vendor proprietary protocols, and outputs NMEA or a simple text protocol over TCP to an arbitrary number of clients.

Updated Feb 22nd 2009 - Released the 1.3.8 . here below the 1.3.8 docs. http://attrack.googlecode.com/files/Attrack_description_V1038.pdf - A remote control is now available . Released 1.2.3 here ... [More] below the related docs http://attrack.googlecode.com/files/RRCTRACK_description_V1023.pdf. IT allows you to retrieve the location of the remote phone using Google Maps based on GPS coordinates contained in the received SMS - NOW the 3rd application are in TESTRANGE , you can sign it An application that combines the functionality of anti-theft device and tracking right on your phone. If is not present a GPS device uses the GSM cell to check the movement of the phone. The alarm function can be alerted to a second phone call or via sms. In the tracking function in addition to the creation of text files also allows the creation of files .Kml for use with GoogleEarth The program is also configurable via SMS ,cellphone text message, from a remote phone. work on Symbian OS . You Can download it and use on your phone I have uploaded the versions that not include pys60 . to use these applications install PYS60 http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=154155 The 3rd generation require symbian signed procedure ,it's OPEN SIGNED (test range) follow this link https://www.symbiansigned.com/app/page/public/openSignedOnline.do for sign it and install on your phone . note that this SW is a demo SW , It works in all its functionalities but after a random time between 61 and 90 minutes the application will be closed. You can use it many times. The purpose of this build is for test the real functionalities but only for a short period each time. If you want the CODE FREE of charge for the full-time version please email me at marmotnet@gmail.com . consider this project is in BETA-TESTING phase and i need your HELP. CONTACT ME (marmotnet@gmail.com) [Less]

This script can plot profiles of GPX tracks or prepare plot data for external tools. Two types of profiles are currently supported: velocity and elevation (altitude) as a function of time or distance ... [More] travelled. Multi-segment (non-continuous) GPS tracks are supported. Normally, gpxplot reads GPX track and evaluates distance and velocity data. It can print data in tabular form suitable for plotting by external plotting tools. It can also plot trip profile directly using gnuplot (see options -g and -o). Features: using haversine formula to calculate distances (spherical Earth) support of multi-segment (discontinuous) tracks gnuplot support: generate plots if gnuplot.py is available generate gnuplot script if gnuplot.py is not available plot interactively and plot-to-file modes Google Chart API support print URL or the plot tabular track profile data can be generated metric and English units timezone support You can also use gpxplot online, please check gpxplot page. There is also a simple API for the web script. DownloadCurrent version: gpxplot.py Using gpxplot onlinePlease visit http://gpxplot.appspot.com/ to plot your GPX tracks online. It should be straightforward, but online version is less powerful than the stand-alone script. Using web APIIf you want to plot profiles for your tracks automatically, but don't want to install the script, you can use web API. Just put your GPX tracks online, and reference them in the request: http://gpxplot.appspot.com/api/0.1.2/plot?gpxurl=URL_OF_YOUR_GPX_FILE&output=pngYou can use this request URL as a URL of the image, for example: Availability of this service is subject to free quotas on Google App Engine. Also, Google App Engine is not very good at processing big files (1 MB and more). Incompatible changes to the API correspond will be reflected in the second version number (0.1.2 ⇒ 0.2.0). I intend to keep at least one previous version before deperecating it, and stay compatible as long as possible. Web API versions: 0.1, 0.1.1, 0.1.2. Usage of stand-alone programUsage: gpxplot.py [action] [options] track.gpx Actions: -g plot using gnuplot.py --gprint print gnuplot script to standard output --google print Google Chart URL --table print data table (default) Options: -h, --help print this message -E use English units (metric units used by default) -x var plot var = { time | distance } against x-axis -y var plot var = { elevation | velocity } against y-axis -o imagefile save plot to image file (supported: PNG, JPG, EPS, SVG) -t tzname use local timezone tzname (e.g. 'Europe/Moscow') -n N_points reduce number of points in the plot to approximately N_pointsExamplesIf you run gpxplot like this: $ ./gpxplot.py -g -x time -y elevation test.gpxit will try to plot elevation-against-time profile for given track. You need gnuplot.py installed run this example. A new window with a plot will open. If you have only gnuplot installed, but not gnuplot.py, you can print the gnuplot script to standard output. In this case run gnuplot manually like this: $ ./gpxplot.py --gprint -x time -y elevation test.gpx | gnuplot -persist -To save the plot to file use -o filename: ./gpxplot.py -g -x time -y elevation -o track.svg test.gpxThe plot generated may look like this: To plot using Google Chart API use --google: ./gpxplot.py --google -n 200 -E test.gpxIt will print a long URL, which points to the PNG image with a plot: A small tip: unix shell considers “&” symbols in the URL as an “end of command” markers. To avoid it, quote the URL properly in shell scripts. For example, to view the plot in the browser, the shell command is firefox "$(gpxplot.py -google -n 200 -E test.gpx)"Please note that the number of points was reduced to approximately 200 (option -n 200) and the units are miles/feet (option -E). Tips & TricksPlease note that time or elevation data may be missing from the GPX file. Such tracks may be produced, for example, by Garmin devices, if you use their Save track function (use their ACTIVE LOG instead). Track files without time data cannot be used to plot velocity or time profiles. Preprocessing tracks with gpsbabel is a good idea. For example, this would remove many ``wrong'' points from the track: gpsbabel -t -i gpx -f original-track.gpx -x discard,hdop=3,vdop=3 -o gpx -F fixed-track.gpxSaving images to vector graphics formats (SVG, EPS) may produce higher quality plots. You can smooth and average your track with gpsbabel before plotting with gpxplot. Two gpsbabel filters are especially useful: -x simplify,count=N (to reduce number of points) and -x position,distance=Nm (to increase minimal distance between track points to N meters). gpxplot may be used in unix pipes, a special filename "-" means that the data (GPX file) is to be read from stdin. For instance: cat my-track.gpx | \ gpsbabel -i gpx -f - -x position,distance=100m -o gpx -F - | \ gpxplot.py --gprint -x dist -y vel - | \ gnuplot -persist - [Less]

runnerup downloads tracks and waypoint information from the GlobalSat GH-601 wrist-type GPS, exported as GPX data.

Aulost is a navigation application for S60 phones. User can track own location on Google map and Karttapaikka maps. This application needs S60 Python, see HowToInstall for installing instructions. ... [More] Next featuresusability improvements New features v0.35Touch support Fix: Google maps request download Features v0.34Changing map provider after startup Flushing load queue when zooming Featurs v0.33Possibility to stop GPS tracking. Smaller sis size (Only needed files in sis) Menu structure changed Features v0.32Saving, deleting and viewing tracks Features v0.31Showing the track Fix: Flickering Features v0.30Heading indicator Features v0.23Display light control Indication for searching satellites Fixed: Crash when GPS started many times Features v0.21Editing and removing location points Deleting location bug fixed Features v0.20Support for viewing and saving locations Workaround for access point dns problem Features v0.13GPS position Support for Google map Browsing the map Zooming Support for karttapaikka maps Initial support to store locations [Less]

Replacement for the craptastic software shipped with the Globalsat GH615NEW: works with GH625 too!what's possibleeverything of the original software download a list of tracks export tracks to gpx ... [More] , csv, fitlog, html(googleMaps), ... extendable with templates upload tracks download & upload waypoints get user- and device information NEW: Edit your waypoints with the Guiread more about it Having a Problem or would you like to see a feature added?Feel free to open a ticket Information about the Globalsat GH-615 and GH-625 Specs for GH615 Specs for GH625 [Less]

web tool for planing, writing down journeys

Share your gps track on map.

Adaptive Spaces is a software art project aimed at urban explorers and walkers. v0.1 launched on 30th Sept 2007.

A simple GPS data test program for NMEA GPS receivers. Planned features include logging, log playback, and receiver initialization.