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DESCRIPTION:Fitness activity data usually lives inside proprietary platform
 s\, which makes it hard to analyse\, combine with other spatial data\, or 
 publish in reusable map products. qfit is a QGIS plugin that brings that d
 ata back into an open GIS workflow.\n\nIn this talk\, I will present qfit\
 , a plugin that imports fitness activities from Strava into a local GeoPac
 kage\, turns them into analysis-ready QGIS layers\, and supports a complet
 e workflow from import to publication. The plugin covers three main use ca
 ses: importing and synchronising activities\, visualising and filtering th
 em in QGIS\, and generating PDF atlas outputs with activity pages\, summar
 ies\, and profile-ready metadata.\n\nI will show how personal activity dat
 a can become a real geospatial dataset: styled\, filtered\, queried\, comb
 ined with basemaps\, and prepared for high quality print layouts. I will a
 lso share a few practical lessons from building the plugin\, including han
 dling detailed track geometry\, temporal data\, and atlas-oriented layer d
 esign.\n\nThis session is aimed at QGIS users and plugin developers intere
 sted in personal mobility\, sports data\, and new geospatial workflows bui
 lt on open tools.
DTSTAMP:20260724T192752Z
LOCATION:Bridge 2
SUMMARY:qfit: Bringing personal fitness data into QGIS for analysis\, filte
 ring\, and atlas production - Emmanuel Belo
URL:https://talks.osgeo.org/qgis-uc2026/talk/SRUFPN/
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