Adze is a GPS data editor. Use it to edit track points, automatically split tracks at rest-stops, optimize away redundant data and more.
Features:
Features:
- Add, remove and move tracks and individual points
- Extract selections as new tracks, merge multiple tracks together or delete them completely
- Optimise tracks to remove redundant data and make editing easier
- Automatically identify rest-stops and split tracks at those locations
- View document, track or selection statistics such as distance, duration or
What's New
Version 1.4.2:
- Waypoints are now much more visible
- Fixed an issue that could cause tracks to disappear while editing
- Edits made to waypoints are now undoable
- Adding and removing tracks in large documents is now significantly faster
- Various UI fixes
Requirements
- Intel, 64-bit processor
- OS X 10.6 or later
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Adze is a GPS data editor. Use it to edit track points, automatically split tracks at rest-stops, optimize away redundant data and more.
Features:
Features:
- Add, remove and move tracks and individual points
- Extract selections as new tracks, merge multiple tracks together or delete them completely
- Optimise tracks to remove redundant data and make editing easier
- Automatically identify rest-stops and split tracks at those locations
- View document, track or selection statistics such as distance, duration or gradient
- Edit document and track metadata
- Export tracks for display in Google Earth
- Clear, offset, sort or overwrite timestamps completely with new values based on speed or start and finish dates
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Eric-Woehler reviewed on 19 Oct 2013
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Dorkypants reviewed on 06 Mar 2010
It would be nice for us backward people to be able to choose miles and feet (for climb) rather than only have km and meters as the units of measurement.
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i've extracted a part of a track and inverted. then i've load the original track and imported the extracted part of the original track. now when i merge the 2 tracks, the app freezes.
maybe the problem is the gps-time.
i will add the first part of the track to the end because my gps tracker stopped tracking. if i add the first part to the last tracked point, i'll get the complete track/route!
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Cirticbp rated on 30 Mar 2013
Blallmon rated on 19 Jul 2012