In the GPS Import window, go to the Import tab and choose your device: Garmin or Magellan. Drivers can be found on the CD that came with your device, or downloaded from the device manufacturer's web site. Note: If you are using a USB connection, you may need to first install a driver for your GPS device. Make sure that your Garmin or Magellan handheld GPS device is connected to your computer using your USB or Serial port connector, and that your GPS device is turned on. Import GPS data from your handheld GPS device. These data have been shared by Save the Elephants, and are for use for this tutorial. Download the sample dataset by right-clicking and saving the file GPS_track_Save-the-Elephants.gpx to your computer. You will also want some GPS data with which to experiment later in the tutorial. This will be the data you use for the next section. If you have data stored on your Garmin or Magellan handheld GPS device, connect your device to your computer using your USB or Serial port connector, and turn on the device. (It's free!) Let's Get Started! Open Google Earth.
However, for this tutorial, you will need Earth Pro for Desktop installed on your computer. Absolutely no programming skills needed! In April 2017, Google Earth on Web was released, which puts Earth on the browser. Let's Get Started! Import GPS data from your handheld GPS device. Importing Global Positioning Systems (GPS) data in Google Earth Desktop.
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