I have extracted some additional points where information is changing – the first 86 points virtually stationary, 87 onward DGPS kicks in, 118,119,120 getting up to speed & then 127 see below equivalent.
As requested here is some example data, firstly from the. Thank you all responders for your continuing interest and help. Does anyone have any simple instructions that would help me past this block. I'm a 70yr old with some spare time on my hands and thought I might be able to help with this great undertaking but I'm beginning to question my sanity at this point. I'd hate to see all this data go to waste and working with GPSBabel is above my skill level. I have viewed the track in GPSMapEdit and ExpertGPS both show interconnected points with a time stamp on each point. KML contained 1488 sequential track points, each with a time stamp 1 sec apart. At least 75% of the trackpoints lacked a tag. Here's the reported error: Found no good GPX points in the input data. But my most recent attempt to upload a trace, submission 09020104.gpx, failed to import.
I appreciate everyones input and I thought I was making progress. If GPSBabel isn't able to produce the correct gpx file, then creating simple script or even MS Excel can be useful to convert the CSV data into an usable GPX file. heavy cover or indoor use) then you might also want to enable:Īnd of course, if you want to see altitude graphs afterwards: ALTITUDE If you're interested in filtering out bad data (caused by bad reception of satellite data due to e.g. SQL2GPX if you're logging just for OSM then you will need for each trackpoint: Garmin GPS 3+, Garmin iQue3600, Columbus V-900 What does OSM/JOSM need to see to know if the data is a track or individual waypoints?ĭo I need to edit any of the column headings because I could do this manually with a text editor?Īny more clues to advance my progress more rapidly would be appreciated as I have a short visit mid month to Exuma in Bahamas and will record as much data as I can in the hope that it won't be wasted.
#GPSBABEL SPLIT TRACK TRACKSEG SOFTWARE#
IMAGE = I've not used yet but think YES/NO if software should look for matching EXIF data VOX = geo-referenced file name of voice recording PDOP = seen in test logging range of 1.1 to 3.2 VALID = DGPS (differential) or SPS (standard) HEADING = degrees, 1 to 360, 0 being stationaryįIX MODE = settable in setup, 2D or 3D, shows achieved 2D or 3D SPEED = settable in setup, kph or mph (whole number no decimal)
TIME = hour minute second, 24hr, Ex: 100031 = 31 secs past 10AMĪLTITUDE = settable in setup, meters or feet (whole number no decimal) TAG = for correlation of voice record or photo?ĭATE = year month day, Ex: 090130 = Jan 30,09 INDEX = sequential number for points generated in track CSV format with column headers in following order: When the recorded data is downloaded from unit it is in.
#GPSBABEL SPLIT TRACK TRACKSEG PROFESSIONAL#
Included are a) Time Zone b) Ground or Airborne logging c) Standard or Professional Data Sets d) Over speed alert 30Kph to 300Kph e) Spy Tracking, ON/OFF & Interval f) Kph or Mph g) Feet or Meters h) Track Points to be based on Distance or Time. The software generates a Config.txt file which is loaded onto the MicroSD card (Max capacity 2G). The software is supplied in order to provide some basic communication with the Columbus V-900 Data Logger and to allow integration of voice recordings and photos. I also spent a bit of time going over the “Time Album” software supplied with the Columbus V-900, V1.5.4 I have spent another day playing with GPSBabel as you suggested but i don't think my cause has advanced much.
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