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Yet another tool to read and convert GPS logs from Royaltek RGM-3800 and RBT-2300 (using serial communication), from RBT-3000 (using files), from NMEA logs files (comming from AMOD 3080 datalogger for example).
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ParseMeFree is the NMEA 1083 lightweight parser library written in Java. The library is used to parse NMEA ASCII frames to Java readable objects.
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The LogMeFree is a tool to transform NMEA frames to Google's KML. The data can be read from a file or directly from a GPS device (i.e. GPS logger, mouse).
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The GPS Simulator simulates a GPS receiver which emits NMEA sentences over Bluetooth. It can be used to test location based applications on real mobile devices, in particular on mobile devices which have a JSR 179 implementation based on a connected GPS.
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MATCH is an application for J2ME / JavaME enabled devices which allows tracking (recording of tracks) and route-navigation with your mobile phone and a NMEA-compliant Bluetooth GPS-Receiver when jogging or biking.
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A mobile GPS (NMEA) compatible mapping software written in J2ME (MIDP2.0 CLDC1.0) using (JSR-82) and in the future maybe even (JSR-179)
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A very basic, very simple Java based GPS tool. Reads NMEA from GPS device over serial port - and does a few usefull things with it. The goal is to have something that can run and be useful on a desktop, laptop and handheld device.
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