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6 v.in.gpsbabel - Import waypoints, routes, and tracks from a GPS
7 receiver or GPS download file into a vector map.
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10 vector, import, GPS
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13 v.in.gpsbabel
14 v.in.gpsbabel help
15 v.in.gpsbabel [-vwrtpk] [input=string] [output=string] [for‐
16 mat=string] [proj=string] [--overwrite]
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18 Flags:
19 -v Verbose mode
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21 -w Import waypoints
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23 -r Import routes
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25 -t Import track
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27 -p Force vertices of track or route data as points
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29 -k Do not attempt projection transform from WGS84
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33 Parameters:
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35 Device or file used to import data Default: /dev/gps
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38 Name for new vector map (omit for display to stdout)
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41 Format of GPS input data (use gpsbabel supported formats) Default:
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45 Projection of input data (PROJ.4 style), if not set Lat/Lon WGS84
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49 v.in.gpsbabel allows the user to import waypoint, route, and track data
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51 data of many common formats. Translation is done via the gpsbabel pro‐
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54 This software is not intended as a primary means of navigation.
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57 v.in.gpsbabel automatically reprojects data using the projection set‐
58 tings of the current location. The default input data projection is
59 lat/lon WGS84. If your GPS outputs data using another projection or map
60 datum, you may include the PROJ.4 parameters defining your projection
61 in the proj option and v.in.gpsbabel will reproject your data accord‐
62 ingly. Great care must be taken to get these parameters correct! The
63 automatic transform may be skipped by using the -k flag in which case
64 the data will be imported unprojected, as it appears in the input.
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66 Route and Track data may be uploaded as a series of points by using the
67 -p flag, otherwise they will be imported as lines. You can run
68 v.in.gpsbabel multiple times and merge the line and point vectors with
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73 GPS device connected via USB adapter
74 Import waypoints, tracks, routes from /dev/ttyUSB0 and save to a GRASS
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76 v.in.gpsbabel -w input=/dev/ttyUSB0 format=garmin output=waypoints
77 v.in.gpsbabel -t input=/dev/ttyUSB0 format=garmin output=tracks
78 v.in.gpsbabel -r input=/dev/ttyUSB0 format=garmin output=routes
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82 Import waypoint data from a Garmin GPS connected at /dev/ttyS0 and save
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84 v.in.gpsbabel -w input=/dev/ttyS0 format=garmin output=waypoints
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87 Import track data from a GPX
88 Import track data from a GPX text file and save to a GRASS vector map
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90 v.in.gpsbabel -t input=gpslog.gpx format=gpx output=tracks
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93 Import route data from GPS connected at /dev/gps
94 Import route data as a series of points from a Garmin GPS connected at
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96 v.in.gpsbabel -r -p file=/dev/gps format=garmin output=routePoints
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101 v.in.ascii
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103 v.db.connect
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105 gpsbabel from gpsbabel.org
106 cs2cs from PROJ.4
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109 Claudio Porta and Lucio Davide Spano, students of Computer Science at
110 University of Pisa (Italy).
111 Commission from Faunalia Pontedera (PI)
112 Based on v.in.garmin for GRASS 6.0 by Hamish Bowman
113 and v.in.garmin.sh for GRASS 5 by Andreas Lange
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115 Last changed: $Date: 2007/05/11 19:00:32 $
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