Python · Telematics · GIS

Build mobility pipelines that survive real-world GPS data.

RouteMatching is a production-grade reference for fleet telematics and mobility data engineering in Python. Every page is a focused deep dive — from denoising raw pings and aligning multi-device timestamps, through spatial stop clustering and dwell-time accounting, to probabilistic map matching and speed profiling at scale.

The material is written for mobility engineers, fleet platform developers, and Python GIS practitioners who need to reason through the hard edge cases: signal drop-outs, coordinate system drift, high-frequency outlier bursts, timezone boundary crossings, and heterogeneous OBD-II plus mobile device feeds.

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Every guide pairs the architectural reasoning with concrete Python — vectorised Haversine operations, state-space Kalman estimators, DBSCAN density clustering, Viterbi-decoded HMM map matching — plus the operational realities of scaling telematics pipelines from a few thousand pings to petabyte-class fleets.