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

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.

C++ Examples

This section will be filled out in patch releases for 1.3 and 1.4.

Python Scripts

• Rendering a Heat Map from Points

• Rendering Trajectories from Points on a Map

• Making Movies of Trajectories

Jupyter Notebooks

This section will be filled out in patch releases for 1.3 and 1.4.

Between now and then, there are two things you need to know. The first is that we include several Jupyter notebooks as examples of how to do various common tasks with Tracktable. The second is how to get them. There are two ways:

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

2. The function tracktable.examples.copy_example_notebooks:

import tracktable.examples
tracktable.examples.copy_example_notebooks('/my/home/directory/notebooks')