gpx_interpolate.py

Python script to interpolate GPX files using piecewise cubic Hermite splines.

Interpolates latitude, longitude, elevation and speed at any spatial resolution.

Usage

Script

usage: gpx_interpolate.py [-h] [-r RES] [-n NUM] [-s] FILE [FILE ...]

interpolate GPX files using piecewise cubic Hermite splines

positional arguments:
  FILE               GPX file

optional arguments:
  -h, --help         show this help message and exit
  -r RES, --res RES  interpolation resolution in meters (default: 1)
  -n NUM, --num NUM  force point count in output (default: disabled)
  -s, --speed        save interpolated speed

Module

from gpx_interpolate import gpx_interpolate

gpx_data = {'lat':lat,
            'lon':lon,
            'ele':ele,
            'tstamp':tstamp,
            'tzinfo':tzinfo}

gpx_data_interp = gpx_interpolate(gpx_data, res=1.0)

where:

lat, lon are the trackpoints latitude and longitude (in degree)
ele (optional) is the trackpoints elevation (in meter)
tstamp (optional) is the trackpoints timestamps (in second)
tzinfo (optional) is the trackpoints timezone as a datetime.tzinfo subclass instance (None for UTC)
res is the interpolation resolution in meters (1.0 by default, disabled if num is passed)
num (optional) is the number of trackpoints of the interpolated data (None by default)

ele, tstamp and tzinfo are optional and can be set to None.

Example

:black_circle: = input GPX data, :red_circle: = interpolated GPX data

Test

Run ./test.sh

Requirements

gpxpy==1.5.0
scipy==1.8.0
numpy==1.22.2

remisalmon / gpx-interpolate

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