Java GPS data editor/viewer "Prune"
In my last entry, I uploaded a Google Map data which has way too many 'point's. So, I think it made browsers stop for upto 10 seconds to load all of them. I apologize for that.
So, now I want to 'prune' some points from that JavaScript part in the html generated by SportTracks FTPPlugin. While I'm googling, I stumbled upon a open source Java program called 'Prune'.
Activity Workshop - Prune
Now, I want to load point data to Prune. I could have extracted those latitude/longtitude data from directly off MySQL to a file. But.., call me lazy and unloyal, I just used 'sed' on the html. Well, maybe Prune will have JDBC interface some day.
Here's a screenshot. I can manually pick points to delete. Or let Prune do some 'intelligent' pruning.
So, now I want to 'prune' some points from that JavaScript part in the html generated by SportTracks FTPPlugin. While I'm googling, I stumbled upon a open source Java program called 'Prune'.
Activity Workshop - Prune
is an application for viewing, editing and converting coordinate data from GPS systems. Basically it's a tool to let you play with your GPS data after you get home from your trip.
Now, I want to load point data to Prune. I could have extracted those latitude/longtitude data from directly off MySQL to a file. But.., call me lazy and unloyal, I just used 'sed' on the html. Well, maybe Prune will have JDBC interface some day.
$ sed -n 's/^.*pts.*new GLatLng(\([0-9.]*\), \([0-9.]*\)).*$/\1,\2/p' /tmp/half-marathon.html > /tmp/points.data
Here's a screenshot. I can manually pick points to delete. Or let Prune do some 'intelligent' pruning.
