OpenStreetMap
Here are some renderings of the GPX-traces I made during my walks (and ride to the walks)
The first one is with the walks from 2015. The “noise” is caused by not cleaning the track before the walk.
This one is with all tracks I have made in Belgium since April 2011.
The same one, with other colours
Here red is for fast sections, green for slow parts, overlayed on the map from Belgium
All pictures are made with JOSM. Would love to hear if there is a more appropriate program to make such pictures
Discussion
Comment from mmd on 21 February 2016 at 18:15
GPSBabel has some option to split GPX tracks based on distance/time, see online docs, option ‘sdistance’. Maybe worth a try to get rid of the noise.
Comment from escada on 21 February 2016 at 18:17
Thanks for the suggestion mmd, I’ll give it a try
Comment from joost schouppe on 24 February 2016 at 02:52
QGIS will give you a lot more options for prettier visualization.
How easy is it to get this data in JOSM? (I would love to see my own map, but I have about a 1000 tracks)
Comment from escada on 24 February 2016 at 04:18
On my mac, I made a smart folder which contains the search result of all Track_*.gpx files. That’s needed because I keep them in subfolders per year and per day. I just opened all files from that smart folder in JOSM. I just checked and I have 1005 tracks. JOSM takes a bit to open them all on my machine, but not more than a few minutes.