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    GPXSee has a clean and effective GUI layout that does not waste your screen space - with unnecessary elements.

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    GPXSee supports all main GPS log file formats, namely GPX, TCX, KML, FIT, IGC and NMEA.

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    GPXSee supports a large variety of online maps as well as various offline map formats.

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What is GPXSee?

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GPXSee is a desktop GPS log file viewer and analyzer that supports - GPX, TCX, KML, FIT, IGC and NMEA files.

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Key features

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  • User-definable online maps.
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  • Offline maps (OziExplorer maps and TrekBuddy maps/atlases).
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  • Elevation, speed, heart rate, cadence, power and temperature graphs.
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  • Support for multiple tracks in one view.
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  • Support for POI files.
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  • Print/export to PDF.
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  • Full-screen mode.
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  • Native GUI (Qt) for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
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  • Opens GPX, TCX, FIT, KML, IGC, NMEA and Garmin CSV files.
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  • Open-source software (GPLv3).
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Maps

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Online maps

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GPXSee supports most Web Mercator - based online maps out there, but the list of maps distributed with the official - packages is limited to those that are "freely distributable". You may however - easily override the default map list with your own list either by editing the - global map list file:

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-C:\Program Files\GPXSee\maps.txt                      # Windows
-/usr/share/gpxsee/maps.txt                            # Linux
-/Applications/GPXSee.app/Contents/Resources/maps.txt  # OS X
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or by overriding it with a user map list file:

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-%HOMEPATH%\GPXSee\maps.txt  # Windows
-$HOME/.gpxsee/maps.txt      # OS X & Linux
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The file format is one map entry per line, consisting of the map name and - tiles URL delimited by a TAB character. The tile X and Y coordinates are - replaced with $x and $y in the URL and the zoom - level is replaced with $z. An example map file could look like:

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-Map1	http://tile.server.com/map/$z/$x/$y.png
-Map2	http://mapserver.org/map/$z-$x-$y
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Offline maps

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OziExplorer maps and TrekBuddy maps/atlases are supported by GPXSee. You may - easily create offline atlases from online map services by using - Mobile Atlas Creator (MOBAC).

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Offline maps are loaded on program startup from the maps - directory in the same locations as the maps.txt file. The expected - structure is one map/atlas in a separate subdirectory. Supported map formats are - OziExplorer maps and TrekBuddy maps/atlases (tared and non-tared). - Supported map projections are Web Mercator, Transverse Mercator, UTM, - Lambert Conformal Conic, Albers Equal Area and Latitude/Longitude. For list of - supported datums see the datums.csv and ellipsoids.csv - configuration files (can be modified or overriden by user files like the map - list/map dir).

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POI files

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All of the supported formats with waypoints capability - GPX, KML, TCX, NMEA - and Garmin CSV - - can be loaded either as data files or as POI files. When a file is opened as - a POI file, only waypoints reasonable near the tracks/waypoints of the loaded - data files are displayed.

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To make GPXSee load a POI file automatically on startup, add the file to the - POI directory in one of the configuration paths.

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Download

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Copyright © 2017 Martin Tůma - All Rights Reserved

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- - - + + + +GPXSee + + + + + + + + + + +
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    +
  • +
    +
    +

    GPXSee has a clean and effective GUI layout that does not waste your screen space + with unnecessary elements.

    +
    + Download GPXSee + View on GitHub +
    +
    +
     
    +
    • +
  • +
    +
    +

    GPXSee supports all main GPS log file formats, namely GPX, TCX, KML, FIT, IGC and NMEA.

    +
    + Download GPXSee + View on GitHub +
    +
    +
     
    +
    • +
  • +
    +
    +

    GPXSee supports a large variety of online maps as well as various offline map formats.

    +
    + Download GPXSee + View on GitHub +
    +
    +
     
    +
    • +
+
+
+
+
+ +

What is GPXSee?

+

GPXSee is a desktop GPS log file viewer and analyzer that supports + GPX, TCX, KML, FIT, IGC and NMEA files.

+ +

Key features

+
    +
  • User-definable online maps.
    • +
  • Offline maps (OziExplorer maps and TrekBuddy maps/atlases).
    • +
  • Elevation, speed, heart rate, cadence, power and temperature graphs.
    • +
  • Support for multiple tracks in one view.
    • +
  • Support for POI files.
    • +
  • Print/export to PDF.
    • +
  • Full-screen mode.
    • +
  • Native GUI (Qt) for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
    • +
  • Opens GPX, TCX, FIT, KML, IGC, NMEA and Garmin CSV files.
    • +
  • Open-source software (GPLv3).
    • +
+ + +

Maps

+ +

Online maps

+

GPXSee supports most Web Mercator + based online maps out there, but the list of maps distributed with the official + packages is limited to those that are "freely distributable". You may however + easily override the default map list with your own list either by editing the + global map list file:

+ +
+C:\Program Files\GPXSee\maps.txt                      # Windows
+/usr/share/gpxsee/maps.txt                            # Linux
+/Applications/GPXSee.app/Contents/Resources/maps.txt  # OS X
+
+ +

or by overriding it with a user map list file:

+ +
+%HOMEPATH%\GPXSee\maps.txt  # Windows
+$HOME/.gpxsee/maps.txt      # OS X & Linux
+
+ +

The file format is one map entry per line, consisting of the map name and + tiles URL delimited by a TAB character. The tile X and Y coordinates are + replaced with $x and $y in the URL and the zoom + level is replaced with $z. An example map file could look like:

+ +
+Map1	http://tile.server.com/map/$z/$x/$y.png
+Map2	http://mapserver.org/map/$z-$x-$y
+
+ +

Offline maps

+

OziExplorer maps and TrekBuddy maps/atlases are supported by GPXSee. You may + easily create offline atlases from online map services by using + Mobile Atlas Creator (MOBAC).

+ +

Offline maps are loaded on program startup from the maps + directory in the same locations as the maps.txt file. The expected + structure is one map/atlas in a separate subdirectory. Supported map formats are + OziExplorer maps and TrekBuddy maps/atlases (tared and non-tared). + Supported map projections are Web Mercator, Transverse Mercator, UTM, + Lambert Conformal Conic, Albers Equal Area and Latitude/Longitude. For list of + supported datums see the datums.csv and ellipsoids.csv + configuration files (can be modified or overriden by user files like the map + list/map dir).

+ +

POI files

+

All of the supported formats with waypoints capability - GPX, KML, TCX, NMEA + and Garmin CSV + - can be loaded either as data files or as POI files. When a file is opened as + a POI file, only waypoints reasonable near the tracks/waypoints of the loaded + data files are displayed.

+ +

To make GPXSee load a POI file automatically on startup, add the file to the + POI directory in one of the configuration paths.

+ +

Download

+ + + + +
+ + +
 
+
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+

Copyright © 2017 Martin Tůma - All Rights Reserved

+

Design by WebsiteCSSTemplates

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