Things that Amuse Me: Strava Heatmap
Posted: Fri May 02, 2014 12:01 pm
So, the heat map is scrollable and zoomable and all kinds of geeky happiness these days:
http://labs.strava.com/heatmap/#14/-123 ... /blue/bike
If you want to know where people go, or get ideas for rides? This is the thing. I spent too much time looking at Thetis Lake Park and blinking back and forth between bike and run traces: we use the park very differently. Inexplicably, runners haven't found the Lighthouse trail yet.
But then I started zooming around the city and noticing splatters here and there. One at Western Speedway. More near downtown traffic lights. Hmmm. "What's that? Places cyclists have been stopped?" I wondered. Then I saw splatters at Pareto. And OBB. And Russ Hays. Yep. It's where we wait.
And then I spotted the splatters at Disco James Bay, Moka House Shoal Point, and the Cook St. Village. I am sorry to say that it appears that Sbux is out-performing Moka.
The cumulative layers of all our traces is hilarious and wonderful. I can't stop panning around. Look! We always leave Fairfield Plaza out the eastern driveway on Sunday mornings! Look! All those people at the Hub and Spoke left a trace! Look! There's a faint hint of the way those CX nutbars skirted the Sooke watershed!
I love this thing.
http://labs.strava.com/heatmap/#14/-123 ... /blue/bike
If you want to know where people go, or get ideas for rides? This is the thing. I spent too much time looking at Thetis Lake Park and blinking back and forth between bike and run traces: we use the park very differently. Inexplicably, runners haven't found the Lighthouse trail yet.
But then I started zooming around the city and noticing splatters here and there. One at Western Speedway. More near downtown traffic lights. Hmmm. "What's that? Places cyclists have been stopped?" I wondered. Then I saw splatters at Pareto. And OBB. And Russ Hays. Yep. It's where we wait.
And then I spotted the splatters at Disco James Bay, Moka House Shoal Point, and the Cook St. Village. I am sorry to say that it appears that Sbux is out-performing Moka.
The cumulative layers of all our traces is hilarious and wonderful. I can't stop panning around. Look! We always leave Fairfield Plaza out the eastern driveway on Sunday mornings! Look! All those people at the Hub and Spoke left a trace! Look! There's a faint hint of the way those CX nutbars skirted the Sooke watershed!
I love this thing.