tracktable 1.7.0
Trajectory Analysis and Visualization
License: BSD
Requires Python: >=3.8
Keywords: trajectory,analysis,visualization

# Welcome to Tracktable!



Tracktable is a set of Python and C++ libraries for the processing,

analysis, and rendering of trajectory data.  We define a trajectory as

"a sequence of points with timestamps and a unique identifier".



Tracktable's main interface is a set of Python modules.  Underneath

that, we implement the core data structures and algorithms in C++ for

speed and more efficient memory use.  While you are welcome to work

entirely in C++ if you prefer, we find it easier to use Tracktable in

Python scripts and Jupyter notebooks.



For more information, please visit us at the [Tracktable home

page](https://tracktable.sandia.gov).



# Getting Tracktable



Our main Git repository is at <https://github.com/sandialabs/tracktable.git>.

We also upload Python wheels to [PyPI](https://pypi.org) so you can

'pip install tracktable' on most recent distributions.



If you choose to build from source, installation instructions are in

the Git repository as part of the documentation.



# Compatibility



Our development systems typically have the [Anaconda Python

distribution](https://anaconda.com) installed.  However, there is

nothing Anaconda-specific in our requirements or dependencies.  We

rely on [Cartopy](https://scitools.org.uk/cartopy) for rendering maps

in Python as well as Pyshp for shapefile read/write support.







# Using Tracktable



Our documentation is hosted at <https://tracktable.readthedocs.org>.

We distribute Tracktable under a 3-clause BSD license whose text is

included in the source distribution as well as on

[our web site](https://tracktable.sandia.gov/license.html "Tracktable License").



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