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The background, I may have what I think is a specific data privacy case. I have many GPS traces (~500 gpx files), between 3 locations. where i live, work & remote work. Most records are 10-60Km, more than a hundred are +100K (max 800Km). Currently on OSM, Those 3 location lack GPS traces. If I upload these traces even 'public', they will show and centralize exactly where I am based. So to fix this, I just want to automatically cut out a GPS range (square or circle) like 1-5Km radius (like a blind area). So is there a tool, command-line preferred, that make that easy for me? Or is there other easier way around it? I already tried GPSPrune (GUI) manually cut edges and high error sections, but that was a strenuous task. Really took me 3-4h to cleanup ±100 traces. Also, I probably end up writing a script using |
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gpsbabel (https://www.gpsbabel.org) is your friend! It has a method to "include only points within a polygon" and that has a flag that says "uh, change the logic, exclude these points please". 1
I checked its GUI before I overpass it. Surprised to how advanced its CLI ( https://www.gpsbabel.org/htmldoc-development/filter_polygon.html ). Thank you.
(11 Oct '21, 08:16)
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