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Loop through all the rows and stored the recording time, the longitude, latitude and the elevation into arrays (these values will be transferred into a new Feature Class).

Use the Sort (Data Management) tool to sort the rows according to their recording time – output feature layer gpx_points_sorted.

Use the gpx to features (conversion) tool – output feature layer gpx_points.

How to build this map?īuilding this map seems easier than it really is! Here is the complete workflow, which is translated in Python:

The speed is then higher because of running down and then the speed decreases slighty along the channel. Stop writing! Check out the following self-explanatory map! GPX SpeedsĪs you can seen, I start pretty well before seeing my speed decreasing (due to a steep slope). Notice that this is feature available in the PRO version of Runtastic, for example. Having several series of maps, the sporty people can analyze themselves and check the portions where they perform well and where less. In this post, we go a step further by creating a map which is interesting for runner who wants to analyse their performance.

In the previous post, we saw how to import GPX data coming from a Mobile Sports Application, such as Runtastic, and how to create a map.