activities.shape See the dimensions of the table.
activities jsonnormalize (mydataset) lumns See a list of all columns in the table. Commented out are a few commands I used to explore the data set. Here’s the raw image used for the poster: the only map layers are water (to show DC’s outline) and runs. Now, to get the data into a table, I’ll fun the following code. This is also easy to fix - I used Acorn to convert the image, and most any image editor can do the same. There’s also the little hiccup that shortrunposters wanted a TIFF file, and Mapbox produces a PNG. At first glance, it might seem like Mapbox can’t create a large enough image, but the Retina option doubles output size. The maximum resolution I can get from Studio is just enough to make this poster look good. This uses the new image export functionality in Mapbox Studio. But the goal is a simple map, so I use only a handful of layers - runs, water, background. Upload GeoJSON to Mapbox and design a map with it So I wrote a converter that takes one or more TCX files and generates GeoJSON. TCX is kind of a popular file format but not popular enough to be supported in OGR, the swiss army knife of converters. I track overall statistics with CityStrides, a site that tells me that I’ve run 12% of DC.Ĭonvert TCX files in your Dropbox into a big GeoJSON file with tcx A dense city like Washington, DC has 1,500 miles of roads and it can take months to finish even a few blocks. I use Strava Premium to get the heatmaps: I regenerate a heatmap of all roads run before some training runs to find places I haven’t been yet. Strategize coverage with the Strava heatmap MySports is, like other vendor-specific sites, junk, but that doesn’t matter: Tapiriik syncs to Strava, the best site for sharing runs, and saves my runs as raw TCX data to Dropbox.
#Strava map snapshot Bluetooth
I upload runs from my watch to my iPhone with Bluetooth to TomTom MySports. Tapiriik is one of the best websites on the internet: you connect services and it just works. The Apple Watch and other newfangled watches are fancier but most rely on your phone’s GPS. I have a Polar watch sitting in storage because I couldn’t get my data out. I use a TomTom Runner GPS, which has been discontinued and replaced with the Spark which adds, for some reason, an MP3 player. Ideally a lot, but typically less than you hope to Heres a quick look at Stravas new Statmaps, which allow you to quickly add hashtags to create overlays atop maps within your Strava feed.All the official t.
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