Strava Labs Presents Heat Maps of Bicycling & Running
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Originally published on Bikocity.
To be young, with bicycle, perhaps money to travel and explore the world. Where would you bike? Well, Strava Labs can give you a good idea. It is highlighting where people bike and walk via heatmaps.
“The Strava dataset is growing by over 2 million activities a week and already contains 250 billion gps data points. Here on Strava Labs we’re showcasing interesting side projects enabled by this data-set,” Strava writes.
The Strava Global Heat Map Blue Bike “includes 77,688,848 rides and 19,660,163 runs representing about 220 billion total data points.” Seriously impressive.
You can see some screenshots above, but nothing compares to some play time on the interactive maps.
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