Docker application to copy geoinformation from gpx files to images
This python project adds gps information from gpx files to images.
The project uses docker and docker-compose. If you have installed these dependencies, just clone this repo, put your data to ./source and ./target, modify docker-compose to the timezone of your pictures and run
docker-compose up
In line 13 from docker-compose you have to provide the correct timezone. Exif data only have stored the plane date-string without offering information about the used timezone. This is why you have to provide this information to the script.
The source folder should contain one or multiple gpx-files which cover the timespan from the images in the target folder. All valid gpx files according to gpx version 1.1 are recognized. A suitable android app to provide gpx files is the Secure GPX Tracker app.
Default locations can be defined in resources/default-locations.json. If you want to assign a default location for your data, the corresponding name has to be set in docker-compose.yaml