An example for using MoveTK in your application
This project demonstrates how to use MoveTK in your application. In this example we will create an application that uses MoveTK
to
- Read GeoLife GPS Trajectories
- Compute trajectory statistics (length, duration, average speed...)
- Write the trajectories in GeoJSON format
- Visualize the trajectories in kepler.gl
You can build this project locally by replicating the steps in the workflow for Mac and Ubuntu
The workflow creates the following build artifacts
- A trajectories.csv file that is generated by running the
geolife.py
script on the downloaded GeoLife trajectories - A trajectory_statistics.csv file that contains the stastics per trajectory. It is generated by running
process_trajectories
on trajectories.csv - An output_trajectories.geojson file that contains the trajectories in GeoJSON format. This file too gets generated on running
process_trajectories
These files can be accessed from the Artifacts section of the latest run of the workflow