OpenStreetMap
Strava > OSM
- Export GPX from Strava ride
- Upload to GPS Traces
- Wait
- Trace over it
- For multiuse choose “Cycle & Foot Path”
“Where a pathway is designated for pedestrians but is also allowed for bicycles you can use highway=footway and bicycle=yes.” osm.wiki/Tag:highway=footway
Diskussion
Kommentar fra meda588 skrevet 17. august 2024 kl. 06:17
nice
Kommentar fra augxcgrwxo skrevet 22. august 2024 kl. 12:53
Great that you are using that kind of data! It is also useful to look at the global strava heatmap to find what locations are missing mapped ways compared to where people actually run or ride.
Kommentar fra omundy skrevet 22. august 2024 kl. 12:59
@augxcgrwxo yes, big fan of the heat map. Great for navigating new areas too. Would be nice to be able to use that to trace that instead, since its effectively an average of all the riders on that trail, rather than a single sensor.
Kommentar fra augxcgrwxo skrevet 22. august 2024 kl. 13:53
There’s a browser extension that allows to add the heat map as a data layer https://github.com/emersonveenstra/rapid-power-user-extension hope this helps
Kommentar fra omundy skrevet 22. august 2024 kl. 16:38
Excellent. I haven’t used Rapid. I’ll try it out, or the original which appears to only overlay the heatmap https://github.com/cmoffroad/id-strava-heatmap-extension
Kommentar fra habi skrevet 1. september 2024 kl. 13:03
I’m using https://github.com/zekefarwell/josm-strava-heatmap for getting the Strava Heatmap into JOSM (or any other editor supporting TMS imagery). Works nicely with a free Strava account, but needs a refresh about every two weeks.
Kommentar fra Romainbou skrevet 1. september 2024 kl. 14:15
Is there any way to have access to the high definition Strava heatmap without an account?
Kommentar fra habi skrevet 1. september 2024 kl. 16:44
@Romainbou: not that I know of, but the account is free, can be pseudonymous and not used.