Category Archives: GPS

What GPS / GPX visualisation software to use in Linux

Posted on 2011-07-27 by Daniel Belasco Rogers

OK, so you’ve chosen a GPS, based on the last post and you’ve taken a walk with it and are itching to look at what you’ve done. There are so many sites now offering advice, mostly for Windoze of course … Continue reading →

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What GPS to use

Posted on 2011-07-18 by Daniel Belasco Rogers

This is a follow up to this post ages ago outlining the technical aspects of our GPS data collection for those that might want to do something similar. What GPS? As mentioned in that earlier article, Sophia and I now … Continue reading →

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Speed Map of Berlin

Posted on 2011-07-15 by Daniel Belasco Rogers

I’ve been experimenting with Mathieu Baudier’s PostgreSQL / PostGIS importer for our tracks (I’ll write about this later soon) and visualising my database of tracks in QGIS. Many possibilities become available. Mathieu’s importer calculates speed for every vector in the … Continue reading →

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More Kiel Outcomes

Posted on 2011-05-23 by Daniel Belasco Rogers

Ines Lindner, myself and the students at the Muthesius Kunsthochschule were very impressed by the animation we all made together, with the week’s collected traces and Peter Vasil’s openFrameworks animation he wrote for us. Here’s a quick video hacked together. … Continue reading →

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Map and chart mashup

Posted on 2011-05-07 by Daniel Belasco Rogers

This is an attempt to visualise the sensor output against the gpx file.

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