GPSFileViewer

http://sourceforge.net/p/gpsfv

Desktop application for browsing and visualizing GPS files on your hard drive or network.

• Browse GPS files (gpx, kml, csv) by directory using embedded file/track/metadata browser
• Show overview map of all tracks in directory. Tracks can be color coded based on metadata, e.g., distance, duration.
• Filter tracks in browser based on metadata, location, and path.
• Use Path Filters to find tracks that traverse a series of locations, for instance, to compare different routes.
• Simultaneously view tracks on map while graphing metadata (e.g., speed, elevation, hill gradient)
• Interactive display of distance and duration for selected portions of tracks

Quick start

1. GPSFileviewer is a portable app. Expand the zip file to the folder of your choice, then, in the app subdirectory, run gpsfileviewer.exe
2. Select a folder that contains gps files using the dir: selector (upper right side of the window).
3. Click the "Load Files" button (center top of the window). The Filter row contains several tools for filtering and visualizing track overviews.
4. Select a row or rows in the track browser (lower section on right of the window) to map and graph track details. The toolbar between the map and graph sections on the left provide several ways to visualize individual tracks.

More detailed instructions can be found here

About

This application may be modified and redistributed under the BSD license. See License.txt for specifics.

This program written under Python Portable v2.7.6.1 (for windows). The executable contains all external modules. Executables created by py2exe.

Running from source code requires wxPython, at least v3.0 and matplotlib, at least v1.3.1

Thanks to the following projects that made gpsfileviewer possible:

• gpxpy: https://github.com/tkrajina/gpxpy -- library for reading and manipulating gpx files.
  -- I added parsers for kml files and csv files with lat-lon-time
• pyslip: https://github.com/rzzzwilson/pySlip -- I used a substantially modified pyslip 2.3