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Py_RouteTracker

Analyzing location and routes data with Python.

Repository Structure

  • Main Folder:
    • app.py - A streamlit app to interactively load and display your .GPX routes interactively
    • Py_Route_to_HTML.ipynb - Visualize your GPX file data in OpenStreetMap with Folium, also export it.
    • Py_RouteTracker.ipynb
    • Py_RoutePolar.ipynb
  • ./EDA:
    • My learning process
  • ./Data ./Data_My_Routes ./Data_Polar ./Data_Kart
    • Sample GPX files
    • Sample Polar Data
    • Sample GEOJSON files: in /HU-GR_geojson folder
  • ./ Data_PhyPhox
    • Sample csv Data export from PhyPhox (Physical Phone Experiments)
  • ./Data_Maps:
    • Sample shp files: in /NUTS_RG_* folder

Try Me: it is F/OSS!

  • Deploy me using Docker:
  • You can use any of the notebooks, like Py_Route_to_HTML, directly from Google Colaboratory:

Open In Colab

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📢 Ways to Contribute

  • Please feel free to fork the code - try it out for yourself and improve or add others tabs. The data that is queried give many possibilities to create awsome interactive visualizations.

  • Support the Projects that made possible this App, thanks to their fantastic job, this have been possible.

  • Support extra evening code sessions:

"Buy Me A Coffee"

📜 License

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 3.0:

Freedom to use: You can use the software for any purpose, without any restrictions.
Freedom to study and modify: You can examine the source code, learn from it, and modify it to suit your needs.
Freedom to share: You can share the original software or your modified versions with others, so they can benefit from it too.
Copyleft: When you distribute the software or any derivative works, you must do so under the same GPL-3.0 license. This ensures that the software and its derivatives remain free and open-source.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY.