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GPX Viewer
A friendly GPX viewer and editor with official maps, terrain and 3D
I made GPX Viewer to look back at my rides and walks: a good map, coloured climbs, honest numbers. For Mac and Windows. - Opens GPX from bike computers, watches and phones - Official aerial and topographic maps from Luxembourg, Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria and Germany, plus OpenStreetMap, OpenTopoMap and CyclOSM (Apple Maps on Mac). Thunderforest and Esri with your own key - Elevation profile coloured by gradient; speed, heart rate, cadence, power and... -
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i-Blue 747 / i-Blue 757 / Qstarz BT-Q1000 / i.Trek Z1 / Konet BGL-32 / Holux M-241 / ... control SW (for Java Phones, PalmOS, WinCe (PPC), Java platforms, Windows, Linux, and MacOS). Compatible with most MTK GPS Chipset based loggers.
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OpenFlightNav
In-flight navigation (and more) for private pilots (Linux).
...First release will be for the new state of the art Jolla mobile phone (http://www.linkedin.com/company/2649185) at the beginning of 2013. At that time NavMapMaker will also be released for Linux, WinXP, Win7 (32/64 bits). 2. Framework to develop navigation applications. Build upon PilotNavigator to create your own navigation system.
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