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aws-recommendation 0.3.6
Provides AWS recommendations
Requires Python: >=3.7

# aws_recommendations

aws_recommendations package gives recommendation for you aws account

Release Notes:
# v0.2.1
1. Minor bug fixes 
2. added actual error statement in metadata

# v0.0.28
1. Bug fixes and stability improvements

# v0.0.10
1. Added methods for following recommendations:
   - Low Utilization Amazon EC2 Instances
   - Underutilized Amazon Redshift Clusters
   - idle ebs volumes
   - Idle elb
   - enable s3 bucket keys
   - rds_general_purpose_ssd
   - ebs_general_purpose_ssd
   - unused_ami

# v0.0.7
1. Added methods for new recommendations
2. Added following methods:
   1. reserved_instance_lease_expiration()
   2. unassociated_elastic_ip_addresses()
   3. rds_idle_db_instances()

# v0.0.3
1. Minor bug fixes

# v0.0.2
1. Improved code quality
2. Multi region now supported

# v0.0.1 - Initial Release
coordinates-label-photos 1.0.7
Insert GPS coordinates into pictures EXIF, based on an external track and interpolating timestamp-Plus a few goodies.
Requires Python: >=3.11

# Coordinates label photos

**The problem we are trying to solve:** On the one hand, we have a photos with unlabeled GPS data, but only a timestamp.
In the other hand, we have a GPS track, with coordinates and timestamp. 
This situation is originally caused by the fact that pictures are taken underwater but we can position a GPS above the water.
Our purpose is to interpolate the GPS position from the track, with the photo timestamp and insert the information in the EXIF photo metadata.

## Installation 

    pip install coordinates-label-photos

## Run
To label all images from `/path/to/images-directory/*` with the GPX track points from `path/to/your.gpx` or LLH (Reach RS 2) format:

    coordinates-label-photos --coords=/path/to/your.gpx --images=/path/to/images-directory

Try `coordinates-label-photos --help` to see how to save image locations in a separate file, output reports, set accuracy and more.

## Other Utils

A few side tools may come handy in some situations

### Removing GPS information from pictures

    coordinates-clear-photos --images=/path/to/images-directory


### Selecting the closest images to a point list

During acquisition, excessive number of pictures can be taken (when strolling outside of the perimeter or moving not fast enough).
If we provide a list of positions where the images should have been taken, we can select only the closest images to each of those position.

    select-closest-photos \
         --coords=/path/to/perfect-positions.csv  \
         --images=/source/image/directory \
         --dest=/selected/image/directory \
         --report=/path/to/report.png

### Comparing GPX tracks

Compare various coords tracks, from .gpx, .llh, .pos (useful to plot the same track from different GPS):

    plot-coords-tracks --gpx="gps A:/path/to/a.gpx"  --gpx="gps B:/path/to/b.gpx" --output=/path/to/plot.jpeg

### Extracting photos coordinates to a GPX file

From a directory containing images (with GPS locations), create a GPX file:

    images-to-gpx --output=/path/to/a.gpx  --images=/path/to/images-directory

### License 
MIT

## Development

### Setup

    python3 -m venv venv
    source venv/bin/activate
    pip install -r requirements.txt

### Testing

    pytest

### PIPy deployment

Increase the version in `setup.cfg`.
### Github release.

Juste create a new release on github and let the action flow.

####  dev laptop release

    rm dist/*
    python3.11 -m build
    python3.11 -m twine upload dist/*