Log2itn
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| log2itn | |
|---|---|
| This application processes NMEA GPS messages (.log files) and can generate .gpx and .itn files. | |
| Properties | |
| Developer: | Markus Hoffmann |
| Version: | 1.14 (04.01.2010) |
| Architecture: | arm-linux, intel-linux, WINDOWS |
| Language: | C |
| Comment: | arm-linux version is contained in TTTracklog package. |
| Dependencies | |
| Requires: | {{{requires}}} |
| See also: Software | |
log2itn is a converter (filter) for NMEA log files. It converts them into .gpx and/or .itn files according to divers parameters. It also shows the summaries about your saved tracks.
log2itn ist ein Konverter für NMEA-logfiles. Er kann dies in .gpx und/oder .itn files umwandeln nach verschiendenen Filterregeln. Ferner zeigt er Zusammenfassungen über die gespeicherten Touren an.
log2itn est un convertisseur de traces pour fichiers .log NMEA. Il peut les convertir en fichiers .gpx et/ou .itn suivant divers paramétrages. Il affiche également les récapitulatifs des tours enregistrés.
log2itn è un programma per convertire e filtrare i file NMEA. Questi possono essere convertiti in .gpx e/o .itn in base ai parametri scelti. Può anche presentare un sommario analitico delle tracce salvate.
log2itn is a conversie-tool/filter voor NMEA log bestanden.
Example of use: | Anwendungsbeispiel: | Exemple d'utilisation: |
Download
- linux/intel Debian package: log2itn_1.14-1_i386.deb Updated 2010-01-22
- The binary package for WINDOWS/intel: log2itn-1.14-win.zip Updated 2010-01-04
Installation
- TomTom: install TTTracklog
- PC/linux: Install the debian package: (double-click on it), or do a dpkg -i log2itn_xxx.deb.
- PC/WINDOWS: extract log2itn.exe from the log2itn-win-x.xx-x.zip. Then open a command windows (cmd) and run it from there by typing log2itn <options> filename.log. Or, if you do not like to use the command window, read the readme.txt and follow the instructions given there.
Features
- generates universal .GPX format.
- recognizes individual separate tours.
- calculates tour statistics, distances, height differences
- optional automatic decimation of trackpoints with minimal loss of information.
- optional automatic height correction to height above seelevel.
- recognization of time zones (not possible with WINDOWS version)
Commandline options
-h --help TL - Usage -g <filename.gpx> L - set gpx output to file -o <filename.itn> L - set itn output to file -a <filename.alt> L - set altitude output to file --gi <seconds>[,<seconds>] TL - set minimal gpx trackpoint time interval in seconds. Default: <1> --ii <minutes>[,<minutes>] TL - set minimal [and maximal] itn waypoint time interval in minutes. Default: <20> --gm <meters>[,<meters>] TL - set minimal gpx trackpoint distance in meters --im <meters>[,<meters>] TL - set minimal [and maximal] itn waypoint distance in meters --gc <degrees>[,<degrees>] TL - set minimal gpx direction difference in degrees --ic <degrees>[,<degrees>] TL - set minimal [and maximal] itn direction difference in degrees --aac TL - altitude auto correction (*1) --amc <value> TL - manual altitude correction, value in meters (*2) --agc TL - altitude correction by simple geoid model (*2) --gnt TL - set local time as trackpoint name in the gpx files --gnd TL - set tour distance as trackpoint name in the gpx files --gnn TL - set trackpoint number as trackpoint name in the gpx files --gwp TL - also save waypoints into gpx file --ih <seconds> TL - set itn pause time in seconds. Default: <29> --gh <seconds> TL - set gpx tracksep halt time in seconds. Default: <2> --il TL - don't set local time (set then GMT) for data in the itn files --ti <seconds> TL - set tour separation time in seconds. Default: <16> --decimate TL - decimate the generated points (in gpx) with Douglas-Peucker-Algorithmus (experimental) -v TL - be more verbose -q TL - be more quiet
- (*1) = will not work for log files produced by TomTom GPS chips
- (*2) = implemented in Version 1.14 and newer
Known bugs
| Bugs | TomTom | PC/linux | PC/WINDOWS |
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Wishes for next version
- [SOLVED] It would be great to have an option to save in a txt file the stats that appear on the screen at the end of the process (the same that you get from TTTracklog when the -s option is not used). Lapo Mori 10:51, 18 February 2010 (CET)
- You can do it with: log2itn > output.txt *.log
- Or edit Log2itn.bat
For Write on file Stat.txt (create) :
log2itn -o log2itn.itn --ii 0 --im 5000 -g log2itn.gpx --gm 91 --gnt --gnd --ih 600 nmea-2009-05-23.log > Stat.txt
For Merge Stat.txt (create or add) :
log2itn -o log2itn.itn --ii 0 --im 5000 -g log2itn.gpx --gm 91 --gnt --gnd --ih 600 nmea-2009-05-23.log >> Stat.txt
See also: TTTracklog

