List Of Gpx Programs

[topografix]

I just updated the list of GPX-enabled programs at http://www.topografix.com/gpx_resources.asp

 

Are there any I've missed?

 

GPX 1.0 is supported by the following GPS programs:

 

CacheDragon (PocketPC - geocaching software)

CacheMate (PalmOS - geocaching database)

CetusGPS (PalmOS - navigation software)

EasyGPS (Windows - free GPS software for Garmin, Magellan, and Lowrance receivers)

ExpertGPS (Windows - GPS mapping software with topo maps, aerial photos, and scanned map support)

GeoConv (Windows/DOS - batch coordinate and datum converter)

GPI (Windows - converts GPX to MapSource PCX5 format)

GPSBabel (Multiple Platforms - Source Code Available - converts many formats)

GPS TrackData (Windows - Convert CetusGPS files)

GPS Utility (Windows - GPS mapping software)

GPS Visualizer (Online Tool for converting GPX to SVG maps and elevation profiles)

GSAK (Windows - Geocaching Swiss Army Knife for OziExplorer)

GPX Connect (Mac OS X - waypoint transfer for Garmin)

gpxExchange (Windows, add-in for Microsoft MapPoint)

GPXSonar (PocketPC - Geocaching logbook)

GpxView (PocketPC - Geocaching viewer)

MagCon (Palm - For Magellan receivers)

MyGPS (Windows - view Garmin GPS data on calibrated maps)

QuakeMap (Windows - view recent earthquake locations)

TopoFusion (Windows - combine your tracklogs into trail networks)

Spinner (Online Tool for Geocaching)

Watcher (Windows - Geocaching tool)

Wissenbach Map (Windows - Source Code Available - create your own trail maps)

[+MeeCachers]

There is also EasyMPS

[+-=(GEO)=-]

topografix...

 

You can add "GPXSonar Stats Wizard" which automates the tracking of your geo-statistics on keenpeople.com.

 

Regards,

Fabien.

[+GeckoGeek]

USAPhotoMap (Areal(sp?)/Topo mapping program)

[ItchinToGoFishin]

I-Cache by Big Sky Cachers is a free Windows program that lets you keep track of all of your geocaching information, including your pictures. I-Cache will import GPX files.

[+parkrrrr]

BMGPX is available as a Windows binary or as C source and converts NGS datasheets into GPX (with Groundspeak extensions)

 

GPXDoc probably doesn't meet your criteria, as it doesn't do anything really useful without the Groundspeak extensions.

Edited January 30, 2004 by parkrrrr

[+Mopar]

GPXDoc probably doesn't meet your criteria, as it doesn't do anything really useful without the Groundspeak extensions.

Neither does Watcher. If I'm remembering right, Watcher won't even function without the Groundspeak extensions (intentionally).

 

Also, Spinner is also available as an offline, windows app.

Edited January 30, 2004 by Mopar

[+Rosco Bookbinder]

I just updated the list of GPX-enabled programs

 

CacheDragon (PocketPC - geocaching software)

From my own experience, from the writings of others, from what the author did (stop in the middle of development with users contributions) I wouldn't add that program to a list of deleted files.

 

And other than GSAK and GPXSonar there are no others needed anyway.

 

IMO

Edited January 30, 2004 by Rosco Bookbinder

[+JeremyA]

Terrabrowser - similar USAPhotoMap but on Mac OS X. Does projections of waypoints onto Terraserver photos/maps + upload/download of waypoints to/from GPSr.

[+shunra]

This list is a great resource. Could someone copy it, add a few descriptive lines and - very important - links, and post them on a web page somewhere? Wouldn't the Groundspeak FAQ page want to host this list?

[+ClydeE]

GSAK (Windows - Geocaching Swiss Army Knife for OziExplorer)

Sorry to be picky, but could you drop the "for OziExplorer". GSAK does have very good integration with OziExplorer. However it is now a much more rounded applicaton, and also supports many other formats.

 

Thanks

Clyde

Edited January 31, 2004 by ClydeE

[+NightPilot]

Clyde is correct, of course. I have never even seen OziExplorer, but I use GSAK all the time. GSAK converts the .gpx files to .html (or loads of other formats if you want), and uploads the waypoints to my GPS. If it could just do the final conversion of the html to Plucker format, or anything else readable on the Palm, I'd be a really ecstatic cacher, not just a very happy one.