Ping latency vs location on a map (x kilometer of a trip) | ping-latency vs distance

Question

Orange is having problem delivering the internet between biggest cities (I'm traveling via train). There are white spots on the way...

They do not see the problem, so I thought - lets make a chart ping-latency vs distance (location on map)

Do you know any tool that could provide this statistics? I have a Gobi 3000 GSM/GPS modem.

Internet distance may not be linear or relative to your physical location. — Aaron, Apr 28 '17 at 16:22

score 0 · Answer 1 · answered Apr 29 '17 at 16:21

The quick working solution with my GOBI 3000 GSM/GPS modem

My raw data (note that output is empty when there is no signal - that was my inital problem, since I was configuring at home :) )

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Raw GPS | UTC time: '214259.0'
| Longitude: '16,92xxxx'
| Latitude: '52,45xxxx'
| Altitude: '75,300000'

I need to write a script that would both ping and store the gps position, and then process it a bit. I hope to past the solution soon.

pseudocode:    
ping google.com -c 1 >> somefile
gpspipe -w -n 10 |grep -e Longitude -e Latitude >> somefile
(then plot it)

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