Wikipedia page is at en./wiki/Google_Earth, home page is. Prune can export to both these formats, including photo thumbnails if available.Ĭlosed source, but gratis and available for Linux, Mac and Windows. Allows easy overlay of GPS data using KML or KMZ format. Powerful 3d visualization program, with layered view, spectacular terrain data and even a built-in basic flight simulator. Wikipedia page en./wiki/Digikam, home page is. One recently-added feature is geolocation of photos, with a Google Maps interface for specifying the location of a photo, and an automatic correlation function using a GPX track. Popular KDE-based photo management application, including powerful tagging system. Java program for conversion and manipulation of GPS data, including photo correlation. Support for newer models not as good as gpsbabel. Command line only.Ĭross platform, written in C. Linux program to extract data and screenshots from Garmin GPS receivers. Home page or see Ubuntu's package information for gpscorrelate-gui. Can be run from the command line or using a gui called gpscorrelate-gui. It's similar to Prune's autocorrelate function. Linux program to automatically correlate photos with gps tracks (in GPX format) using timestamps. Wikipedia page en./wiki/Gpsbabel, home page. Called by GpsPrune to receive data from a GPS or to send data back.
Can be run either from the command line or from a GUI. Specialises in conversion of coordinate data between file formats and data formats, including communicating with countless GPS receivers for download and upload. Supports text, csv, GPX, KML, KMZ and NMEA formats, and uses gpsbabel (see below) for loading data from GPS receivers and sending it back again. Also correlates photos automatically with the GPS data to either write the coordinates in the exif tags of the photos or to export thumbnails to KMZ format for Google Earth. GpsPruneĮasy to use java program (made by this website ) for viewing, editing and converting GPS data, showing your GPS tracks in 2d using openstreetmap or in 3d, and drawing charts.
Most of these concentrate on manipulating the data after it has been recorded, rather than working with live data. These are applications for editing, viewing or converting coordinate data from GPS receivers. Some are gratis but closed-source, and some require payment to work properly. Most of the software here is gratis, free and open source, and these are marked with the symbol (free). A mention here isn't necessarily a recommendation, but a starting point. The following are links to other software and websites which have some relation to GPS systems, coordinates, mapping, exif and other good stuff.
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