Build hiking, cycling and activity-tracking experiences with maps, route geometry and elevation profiles.
A line on a map rarely tells an outdoor user everything they need to know. People also want to understand route length, climbing sections and changes in terrain. GeoNexa enables applications to combine route geometry with elevation values and visualise the results in a meaningful way.
Get started for freeAn elevation profile illustrates how height changes along a recorded track or planned journey. It can be used to highlight climbs and descents and estimate cumulative elevation gain. The values depend on terrain-data resolution, sampling interval and filtering choices.
For example, a cyclist imports a track. The application reads its geometry, requests elevation samples along the line and displays a profile beneath the map. Selecting a point on the chart highlights the corresponding location on the route.
Elevation data does not establish current trail conditions, surface quality or safety. Avoid treating terrain estimates as a definitive difficulty rating. Explain sampling limitations and encourage users to consider local conditions.
GeoNexa is designed around shared access to location services. Confirm authentication details, service availability and limits in the current docs and account dashboard.
The APIs are designed for integration. Review the terms and documentation for allowed uses and data retention rules.
Feature availability, geographic coverage and response formats depend on the specific service and its current documentation. Examples are illustrative.