Add BBox Option to Heatmap Poster
See original GitHub issueAdd bbox option (--bbox COORDS1;COORDS2
) to restrict the extent of the heatmap poster.
Rationale: if there are some tracks in your collection that are far away from the other tracks (e.g. runs during vacation), the heatmap poster becomes useless.
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a3d57b8ab46ef88366de22153200eb355e0c3d90:
add options
--heatmap-center LAT,LNG
and--heatmap-radius RADIUS_KM
to specify the heatmap’s center coordinates, and a radius around this center (in km). The scale factor of the heatmap will be computed in a way that all tracks in this circle will be visible.hi, now had some more time to look into this … as discussed in the old pull-request comment: https://github.com/flopp/GpxTrackPoster/pull/11#issuecomment-277192687 I made use of gpxpy’s get_bounds function to add track bounds as an attribute to each track while loading gpx (will be stored to cache too). first stage filter should be in place and check if track is completly out of the requested bbox bounds. you can find those at this branch: comments/suggestions etc. welcome https://github.com/lefty01/GpxTrackPoster/tree/heatmap-border