AlpineQuest & OfflineMaps

You went a bit too fast and didn't choose the right export format ... Bonus: I've just added the description of each exported column, let me know if something is not clear. D'oh! :lol: You're right, of course. Chose the first CSV visible. I'm sorry for not digging deeper there. To go deeper in deta...

It seems that you didn't read until the end, because it's not a "desire" anymore since last summer (version 2.0.2c) ;) Sneaky. ;) The application will apply various filters before getting the data from which it will compute stats and display graphics. This data is no more correlated with ...

Hmmm, I did read that other thread following your prior cite, of course, and didn't see it "discussed" other than your stated desire to add that feature at some point. So, just choosing the "export CSV" option will now enable that data to escape? I'm having trouble seeing the dil...

Any news on this topic? Thanks!

Just checking back to see if you've implemented that "enhanced" export capability? I recorded a track yesterday that, when exported, showed over 7000' of elevation gain. But your app showed a (far more correct) value of about 1300'. Would really like to capture that data in the GPX! Thanks...

marcs wrote:A csv format would be perfect.

Easy to convert a GPX to CSV, should you ever want to, on gpsvisualizer.

I just meant that currently , it's not possible to export those values. But it's planned for soon, Wonderful news! I'll be promoting the hell out of this app, just as soon as that happens. As far as I know, there just isn't another cellphone GPS app that does that, and every one I've tried just rec...

Appreciate the response! - The application does apply a noise correction algorithm when displaying stats on tracks. It results in a smaller gain, closer to reality than when computing raw elevation diffs. It's explained quite well here: http://www.alpinequest.net/en/help/v2/landmarks/statistics . Ye...

Seems to be a wide disparity between the elevation gain shown for a given track within AlpineQuest, and that shown by the exported GPX track. For instance, yesterday's hike shows 5400' EG, but the GPX after being imported into Garmin Basecamp shows 8600' EG! How do I export the dampened data? Thanks!