GeoJSON to GPX Conversion
With just a few clicks, you can convert GeoJSON to GPX using our user-friendly tool:
Install Automapki Application
Get started by installing the free trial of Automapki Application for AutoCAD, BricsCAD, or ZWCAD - perfect for importing and exporting GPX and GeoJSON maps.
Import GeoJSON Map
Execute the AmImportMap command to import your .geojson map file into the DWG model space.
Export GPX Map
Click the Export Map button on the ribbon bar to export your GeoJSON map to GPX format.
Still overwhelmed by GeoJSON to GPX conversion? Our easy-to-follow guides make GeoJSON maps conversion manageable:
GeoJSON Features File
A geospatial data interchange file format that encodes geographic features using lightweight JSON syntax. Designed for both simplicity and interoperability, it provides a versatile way to represent geometric primitives along with rich attribute data and spatial reference systems.
Key Features of GeoJSON
- JSON Syntax: The GeoJSON format uses JSON (JavaScript Object Notation), which is a lightweight and human-readable data format. It can store collections of geographic features and their custom properties in a structured and consistent way. It can also be easily parsed and validated by various software applications.
- Geographic Features: The GeoJSON format can store point, line string, polygon, and multi-geometry representations of geospatial data. These are defined in the WGS84 spatial reference system, which is the standard coordinate system for global positioning. Each feature has a geometry and a set of attributes that describe its properties, such as name, type, area, population, etc.
- Limitation on Appearance: Unlike other map file formats, GeoJSON does not provide a means to define the appearance or style of geographic features. This is an important consideration when planning your geospatial data visualization.
GeoJSON Map Converter
Automapki Application seamlessly integrates geospatial data with your CAD workflow, enabling direct GeoJSON import/export/convert within AutoCAD, Bricscad, and ZWCAD environments. This powerful add-on lets you combine precise CAD designs with real-world geospatial information, visualizing your projects in their actual geographic context. The application automatically handles coordinate system conversions and accurately projects GeoJSON features onto georeferenced DWG drawings, ensuring perfect spatial alignment.
GPS Exchange File
An open, XML-based standard designed for storing and sharing geospatial activity data across devices and platforms. Originally developed for GPS devices, it has become the universal language for outdoor navigation, fitness tracking, geocaching and adventure travel.
Key Features of GPX
- XML Format: The GPX format is based on XML, which is a standard and human-readable markup language. It can store GPS location data in a structured and consistent way. It can also be easily parsed and validated by various software applications.
- Data Storage: The GPX format can store three types of GPS location data:
- Waypoints - Points of interest with GPS coordinates, such as landmarks, destinations, or checkpoints.
- Routes - Sequences of waypoints that provide directions for a planned journey.
- Tracks - Records of your movement with a series of points that trace your path.
- Interoperability: Works with Garmin, Strava, AllTrails, Google Earth, and most GIS apps.
GPX Files Conversion
Automapki Application for AutoCAD, Bricscad, and ZWCAD enables direct import and export of GPX files within your DWG editing environment. You can precisely integrate GPS location data with your CAD designs and visualize them in their real-world geographical context. This add-on automatically handles coordinate system conversion and accurately projects GPS data onto georeferenced DWG drawings while maintaining spatial precision.
GeoJSON vs. GPX Comparison
| Property | GeoJSON | GPX |
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| Extensions | .json, .geojson | .gpx |
| Name | GeoJson Features | GPS EXchange |
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