Realized there's other formats for export: .kml and .tcx. TCX has the most data (time, sensor data, elevation, etc)

This site offers merging of TCX with GPX (and other tools): https://gotoes.org/gotoes/strava/

I found a Python script that converts TCX to GPX that I've yet to try: https://github.com/pascalmariany/tcx2gpx

The elevation data this time is also from the TCX data, instead of generated by Mapbox via GPX.studio. I am guessing it should be more accurate.

#gps #maps #gpxstudio #gpx #osm #tcx #tcx2gpx #python

Schon schick, wie elegant man sich manchmal behelfen kann, wenn das Dateiformat (in diesem Fall für Gadgetbridge) nicht passend ist:

#Gadgetbridge #TCX

TCX Racing Boots designed for the British weather

Don’t let unpredictable British weather ruin your riding plans. With the TCX S-TR1 WP boots, riders stay fully protected from the rain all year round — whether on the track or road.

#Apparel #IndustryNews #LatestNews #TCX #TCXBoots #TCXSTR1WP
https://modernclassicbikes.co.uk/tcx-racing-boots-designed-for-the-british-weather/?fsp_sid=4393

I'm excited to [re]introduce [Overpass] Ultra: https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/dpschep/diary/405539

#OpenStreetMap #gis #maplibre #geojson #gpx #kml #tcx #qlever #sparql #wikidata #rdf #ohsome

cc @weeklyOSM @heigit

Update on migrating away from #Fitbit (did I mention that? I can't remember).

The excellent #fitbit2garmin by simonepri (https://github.com/simonepri/fitbit2garmin) is a #python script whichexported all my #tcx files without error (confirmed by my importing them to #Garmin). It also appears to have exported all my other logs too, but I haven't checked the contents of those files.

I created my own fork (https://github.com/goetzk/fitbit2garmin) because I saw some others had issues but didn't end up needing to make any substantial changes - just a few #documentation and style tweaks.
Between that output and Fitbits official export I hope to have saved all my data and I'll be able to delete my Fitbit account soon.