Just posted about RouteConverter, a Java-based GPS route/track manager, last Friday, and Christian has already updated it:
- The updated version for Java6 now includes a Google Map interface that displays the GPS track/route and the selected point position:
- There’s an executable for Windows, as well as a standard Java6 .JAR file for Windows and Linux
- A Java5 version with fewer features, but which is compatible with Macintosh, Windows and Linux
Related posts:
- RouteConverter Updated – Java GPS Route Editing And Conversion For Windows (Mac And Linux Too?)
- Prune Updated To 6.0 – Photo Geotagging And GPS Track Visualization For Windows, Mac And Linux
- Prune Updated: Now With Automated Photo Geotagging For Windows, Mac, And Linux
- Putting Together A Basic Linux GIS Workstation
- MapMyRide.com
- Two Photo Geotagging Briefs
- GIS-Oriented Linux Distributions
- Creating GPS Routes In Google Maps
- LandSerf – Google Earth And GPS Functions
- Prune – Java-Based GPS Track Visualization And Photo GeoTagging
- Updates To Photo GeoTagging Software
- Updates For Two Open-Source GIS Programs
- Simplifying GPS Tracks
- Importing GPS Data Into Google Earth I – Proprietary software and EasyGPS
- Updates For MapWindow And Saga GIS Programs
