3. Set the Format to GPX. 4. Tap Export to export the data. Please be aware of your export destination and any size restrictions that may be in place —-----*This feature is only available to Pro subscribers, please disregard this part of the tutorial if you do not have a Pro subscription. Exporting Shapefiles to view In Google Earth. 1.
Once extracted, you'll have a variety of folders. The important files are Saved Places.json and *.csv. The Saved Places file will have your starred list in GeoJSON format. This format provides a fair amount of info like place name, location, and general categories. The csv files are a lot less useful by themselves.If there are turns involved around the waypoint (such as directions into a city) you can select previous or next turns to place it where you want it. After exporting the GPX file I got "invalid file" errors when trying to load it using POI Loader. I ran the file through the converter at GPSverifier.com. The GPX file it generated did load on my
You can do this with ArcGIS 10.1. run GPX to Features tool (converts GPX files to points features class) run Points to Line tool (converts points FC to line FC) run 3D Analyst tool: Stack Profile (creates a table of elevation AND with the optional output graph, provides the profile as a graph) So you'll need ArcMap 10.1 basic /w 3D Analyst.You can use the "Geo Tracker" app on Android to record and export GPX track files for use on trailmap.co.za - simply follow the steps in the video below, the Map a route using our bike route planner and then export either a GPX Track if you have Garmin/OSM basemaps or a TCX file if you don’t. If you want turn-by-turn directions and have basemaps installed, the following settings on your Edge 605/705 will help: Routing => Bicycle; Guidance Method => Off Road (some people swear by On Road/Distance)