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geoselect

A script to select photos from a set, based on geographical location.

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geoselect

A script to select photos from a set, based on geographical location. Either via a decimal latitude/longitude point. Or a photo taken in the desired location, it will look for exif standerized gps lat- and longitude tags.

Installing

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The easiest way is to use pip to download and install the script.

::

    pip install geoselect

Get (latest) source

::

# clone this repo
clone https://github.com/FreekKalter/geoselect.git
cd geoselect

# initialize virtual environment (optional, but recommended)
virtualenv venv
source venv/bin/activate

# install (--editable to hack on code whithout running pip install again)
pip install --editable .

Using

There are 2 ways to specify the location to select on. LOCATION can be a "latitude,longitude" specified in decimal degrees like: "41.40338, 2.17403". Or it can be a path to a photo with exif gps coordinates, it will then search for photos taken at the same location. It will search within a specified radius (default: 1 km).

If --path is set, geoselect will look at that location for images with common file extensions (jpg, jpeg, gif, bmp, png). This can be set to something else with the --extensions parameter. If --path is not set, paths to pictures are taken from stdinput. This way it can be used as a stream filter, like most unix/linux commandline utils. For example take the following pipeline: find /home/fkalter/photos -name '*holiday*' | geoselect --radius 10 "40.783068, -73.965350" | wc -l To count the number of pictures taken in/around central park wich have 'holiday' in the filename.

A (expiremental) feature uses the time a picture is taken to gues at wich location it is made. Sometimes the device used to make the picture takes a while to get a 'gps fix'. So it might not register the gps coordinates for the first picture in a series. The -- time-based option looks for any pictures taken in a short time before or after a picture with the specified location is taken. Because it is very likely pictures taken very shortly after each ohter are taken at roughly the same location.

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usage: geoselect.py [-h] [--path PATH] [--extentions EXTENTIONS] [--copy-to COPYTO] [--time-based] [--radius RADIUS]
                    [-V]
                    location

A script to select photos from a set, based on geographical location. Either via a decimal latitude/longitude point.
Or a photo taken in the desired location, it will look for exif standerized gps lat- and longitude tags.

positional arguments:
  location              location given in decimal degrees like: "40.783068, -73.965350", or a path to a photo with
                        exif gps info

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --path PATH           path to look for image files, if not set files will be taken from stdin
  --extentions EXTENTIONS
                        comma separated list of extension to look for in PATH
  --copy-to COPYTO      path where found photos should be copied
  --time-based          also add photos wich themselfs dont have gps information, but are taken in a short time
                        before or after one that has (in the right location)
  --radius RADIUS       radius of area (in kilometers) to select photos from
  -V, --version         show program's version number and exit

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