NAME

sig2kml - Map signal reports based on GPS track data

SYNOPSIS

# signalrecord ... > foo.xml

[Transmit from a second radio while walking/biking/driving around with a GPS]

# killall signalrecord

# gpsbabel -t -i garmin -f usb: -o gpx -F foo.gpx

# sig2kml ... -g foo.gpx -s foo.xml -l '38.000' -L '-121.000' --map foo.png

REQUIREMENTS

The script uses the GeoQO/GeoDB modules (http://www.geoqo.org/) for storing waypoints and pulling OpenStreetMap (OSM is at http://www.openstreetmap.org) map data.

DESCRIPTION

OPTIONS

Input:

-g STRING
--gpx-file=STRING: GPS track in GPX format
-s STRING
--signal-file=STRING: signalrecord output file
-l STRING
--lat=STRING: Recevier latitute
-L STRING
--lon=STRING: Recevier longitude

Output:

-p STRING
--prefix=STRING: Use a common prefix for all the below
-o STRING
--output-file=STRING: Output KML file for google earth.
--map=STRING: Output map (png) file. The map data pulled over the net from openstreetmap.org (OSM).
--map-size=STRING: Output map size in OSM squares (default = 3)
-m STRING
--min-level=STRING: Minimum signal level to report
-M STRING
--max-level=STRING: Maximum signal level
--hue=STRING: Hue Range (0..this)

Help Options: -h Display help options -- short flags preferred --help Display help options -- long flags preferred --help-full Display all help options -- short and long --gui Display a help GUI --no-gui Do not display the default help GUI

COPYRIGHT and LICENSE

License: GPLv2

AUTHOR

Wes Hardaker < wes ATTA ws6z DT com >