GPXLab is an application to display and manage GPS tracks previously recorded with a GPS tracker.
The idea is to give the user the possibility to combine several tracks into one single file and have statistic information about the summarized tracks or about a single track. Furthermore the user can see all tracks on a map and select there a track and/or a single track point. An altitude and a speed diagram and also a list of the track points offers visual information about the selected item.
The view is divided into seven different parts:
Except the map all other parts can be hid to maximize the map view.
Currently GPX, NMEA and SpoQ files are supported. If you have a file in another format you may use GPSBabel (http://www.gpsbabel.org) to convert it into a GPX file.
This software is free software and licensed under GPL version 3.
The project is separated in two sub-projects GPXLab and QMapControl. QMapControl is a widget to display a map. Since I had to made some modifications to the original code I added the modified version here. QMapControl is compiled as a library and linked to the main sub-project GPXLab.
Get latest source from master branch using:
$ git clone https://github.com/BourgeoisLab/GPXLab/
Compile source using:
$ cd GPXLab
$ lrelease GPXLab/GPXLab.pro
$ qmake
$ make
See Changelog.
Author: Frédéric Bourgeois bourgeoislab@gmail.com
Latest release: http://github.com/bourgeoislab/gpxlab/releases
Latest sources: http://github.com/bourgeoislab/gpxlab