Analysis and management of GPX GPS tracks

What a GPX file contains

A GPX file can contain waypoints, routes and GPS tracks recorded during an outdoor activity.

Each track point may include geographic coordinates, elevation, timestamp and other information useful for route analysis.

GPS track statistics

Statistical analysis of GPX tracks makes it possible to calculate total distance, duration, average speed, total ascent and descent.

These data are particularly useful for evaluating sports performance, route difficulty and travel times.

Elevation analysis and elevation profiles

Elevation profiles allow you to visualize elevation changes along the route.

Using DEM data it is possible to correct GPS altitudes and obtain elevation analyses that are more accurate and stable.

Managing and editing GPX tracks

GPX files can be edited to correct errors, remove anomalous points, merge segments or split long routes.

Organized track management also makes it possible to archive hikes, compare different routes and create custom collections of itineraries.

Analyzing tracks with OkMap

OkMap allows you to display GPX tracks on raster maps and topographic cartography, with advanced editing and analysis tools.

The software makes it possible to obtain detailed statistics, display elevation charts, correct elevations and compare multiple GPS tracks simultaneously.