Data source — Selects which FixOnly / combined file to load. Changing it reloads the data automatically.
Real vs raw GPS loads the OSM reference polyline (Openstreetmap-reference-data_latlon_by_time.txt) together with raw fixes (yürümece-gnss_FixOnly.txt); use the checkboxes to hide either layer.
Reload selected file — Re-reads the currently selected file (refresh).
Visualization method:
Original shows individual points;
Heat Map our idea is a blue grid / density heatmap (or route + hover preview when the path moves enough);
Heat Map (Blue-Green-Red) is a soft density map with a blue → green → red scale;
GPS Uncertainty (rings + color) draws semi-transparent circles by horizontal accuracy (color: green = good → red = poor) and scales the center dot by vertical accuracy.
Heatmap cell size — Cell size for the blue Heat Map our idea grid mode (larger = more blocky).
If the distance between the first and last fix is greater than 30 m, the track is a dark red line. Moving the mouse near the line shows a preview for the i±7 window (circle + heat).
Current preview radius is that circle’s radius in meters.
Map tiles need internet. To load files from data/, open this page via a local server
(python3 -m http.server).
GNSS Fix Pins (Tuzla) - Interactive
Loaded points
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Distance from first fix (m) range
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Current preview radius (m)
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AccuracyMeters range (m)
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Longitude range
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Altitude range
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Selected pin (hover or click)
Latitude
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Longitude
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Altitude
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Distance from first (m)
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Δ Alt (m) vs first
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Δ Lat (deg) vs first
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Δ Lon (deg) vs first
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AccuracyMeters
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VerticalAccuracyMeters
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Speed (m/s)
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Bearing (deg)
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UnixTimeMillis
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ISO time (UTC)
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Data source
Compare layers
Reference: Openstreetmap-reference-data_latlon_by_time.txt (GPX track). Raw:
yürümece-gnss_FixOnly.txt. Same walk (~1 Hz); clocks may differ by a few seconds.
Visualization method
Heatmap cell size (px)
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Fallback: choose a file manually
Map center: Istanbul Tuzla. Points come from lines starting with Fix,
and use LatitudeDegrees, LongitudeDegrees, and
AltitudeMeters.
Pin color encodes distance from the first fix (blue=close, red=far).