I have a gpx file with a single point, I'd like to import to OSM as a POI The file from my app looks like (from GPSLogger)
When I load this gpx file into OSM it takes me to the point, but there is no marker there. How can I modify the file to be a POI? does gpsbabel support this ? I've tried $>gpsbabel -i gpx -f infile.gpx -x transform,rte=wpt -o gpx -F route.gpx but this doesn't seem to help My goal is to log tree locations , along with notes on their species, so I would go to the site, mark the tree, then hit "log single location", the app then saves a gpx, I can convert all of these files at one go after the fact if necessary. Cheers, Tim NOTE: I edited to fix my previously broken gpsbabel command line and attempted to fix to display xml correctly asked 11 Sep '13, 00:47 iondiode |
arg! I hate answering my own question, but I think this was just an issue with my gpsbabel command $>gpsbabel -i gpx -f infile.gpx -x transform,trk=wpt -o gpx -F route.gpx drops a waypoint in OSM, which makes sense "transform my track into a list of waypoints" not the "rte" as I didn't have one. Sorry to bother Cheers, Tim answered 11 Sep '13, 02:56 iondiode 1
To upload a .gpx to OSM it used to have to have at least one valid trackpoint in it (regardless of how many valid waypoints it had). Has that changed?
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meta: you can insert XML here. Indent the code with one tab (4 spaces would also work). Use a advanced (not notepad) text editor to easily indent. See that other question for example. Note that the preview feature is showing a wrong preview.
It would clarify to others if you could explain what you mean by "load this gpx file into OSM" and "drops a waypoint in OSM". How/where?