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#GPX VIEWER TURN BY TURN DRIVER#
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This will enhance your enjoyment of the ride and deepen your connection with your surroundings. When following a route on a phone, a device like a Garmin, or printed turb-by-turn instructions, try to remember to look up and look around to get a sense of the lie of the land as you pass through. Phone navigation apps are great but it’s probably safest to carry a paper map and/or the turn-by-turn route instructions supplied with each ride as well, or to use a dedicated GPS navigation device like a Garmin or a Wahoo. GPS can drain batteries fast, so it’s worth taking a paper map as a backup, at least until you get an idea of how long your device’s battery will last when being used for GPS navigation.

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Whichever app you use, it’s best to download the base maps onto your device before you go, in case you are in a place with no phone service.

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Outdooractive is popular and feature-packed navigation app for both iPad, iPhone and Android devices. I also like RideWithGPS though it lacks Outdooractive’s option to have Ordnance Survey base maps. If you want a really simple phone app for following a GPX track, Bike GPX is good, and available for both Android and iPhone. Your app will determine your choice of base maps. How this is done depends on the app you’re using. To do this, download the GPX file from the route page and import it to your device. With the right app they can be used as a navigational aid. Garmin International Example GPX Document 4.46 4.94 6.Most smartphones and tablet computers are GPS-enabled. Indeed, the purpose of this extract is to serve as a brief illustration. This document shows only some of the functionality supported by the GPX format - for example, there are no waypoints or extensions, and this is part of a track, not a route. The following is a truncated (for brevity) GPX file produced by a Garmin Oregon 400t hand-held GPS unit.

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Dates and times are not local time, but instead are Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) using ISO 8601 format. Latitude and longitude are expressed in decimal degrees, and elevation in meters, both using the WGS 84 datum. Some vendors, such as Humminbird and Garmin, use extensions to the GPX format for recording street address, phone number, business category, air temperature, depth of water, and other parameters. The minimum properties for a GPX file are latitude and longitude for every single point. the GPX file may contain both route and track so that a program can get precise points from the track even if it has no access to a vector map.The GPX points may contain the text of those instructions.

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a process called routing computes a route and may produce a GPX route made of the routepoints where some driver action takes place (turn left, enter a roundabout, limit speed, name of the next direction road, etc.).

Hence, such a project can be saved and reloaded in a GPX file. The routepoints may be crossings or junctions or as distant as stopover towns, such as those making a trip project.

a route is made of routepoints between which a program must get the corresponding track from a vector map to draw it.

data from any source such as extracted from a vector map.

the rearrangement of such points to remove excess ones, or.

the raw output of, for example, a GPS recording the course of one's trip, or.

a track is made of a sufficient number of trackpoints to precisely draw every bend of a path on a bitmap.

For example, each point in a track may have a timestamp (because someone recorded where and when they were there), but the points in a route are unlikely to have timestamps (other than estimated trip duration) because route is a suggestion which might never have been traveled. To represent a single GPS track where GPS reception was lost, or the GPS receiver was turned off, start a new Track Segment for each continuous span of track data.Ĭonceptually, tracks are a record of where a person has been and routes are suggestions about where they might go in the future. A Track Segment holds a list of Track Points which are logically connected in order.

trkType is a track, made of at least one segment containing waypoints, that is, an ordered list of points describing a path.

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rteType is a route, an ordered list of routepoint (waypoints representing a series of significant turn or stage points) leading to a destination.It consists of the WGS 84 (GPS) coordinates of a point and possibly other descriptive information. wptType is an individual waypoint among a collection of points with no sequential relationship.Additional data may exist within every markup but is not shown here: Ellipsis (.) means that the previous element can be repeated. The required data for a GPX file can be seen below. Waypoints, routes and tracks recorded by GPS receivers.