Examples

To help you get started using Tracktable we have included demonstrations of its various capabilities, Python and C++ alike, and sample data to try it on. C++ examples are in the source code distribution in the directory tracktable/Examples. Python examples are available as scripts you can execute as well as Jupyter notebooks.

Data Generation Examples

• Python Data Generation
  • Generate Airport-based Trajectories
  • Generate Trajectories Between Bounding Boxes

C++ Examples

Todo

Add the the C++ examples

Python Examples

• Rendering a Heat Map from Points
• Rendering Trajectories from Points on a Map
  • Terrestrial Trajectory Map
  • Cartesian Trajectory Map
• Making Movies of Trajectories
  • Terrestrial Movie
  • Cartesian Movie
  • Using Parallel Processing

Jupyter Notebook Examples

• Trajectory Clustering Example
• Heat Map Rendering Example
• Interactive Rendering Trajectories Example
• Pointer Reader Example
• Static Image Trajectory Rendering Example
• Trajectory Builder Example
• Trajectory Reader Example

We include several Jupyter notebooks as examples of how to do various common tasks with Tracktable. Each Jupyter notebook page listed above is an actual Jupyter notebook, including output, embedded directly in the documention.

There are two ways to get the notebooks if you wish to modify them or run them locally:

1. Download from https://tracktable.sandia.gov/downloads/source_code.html (starting with 1.3).

2. The function tracktable.examples.copy_example_notebooks

   • Detailed information about copy_example_notebooks can be found here: tracktable.examples module