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Strava Heat Map - useful for showing recreational routes? #21
Interesting topic! I looked into this recently since I was thinking of using their data on mountain hiking trails.
@temospena you are right! They sell the data, and more to it a visualizer with some interaction for it, and the price really depends on the city size and the purpose, you really need to have a talk with them to work with the data.
It is true that mainly it is used for recreational purposes, but they do want to follow on commutes, when you log a trip you can tag it as a commute (I myself do this often). They use this tag to add to their visualizer. I find it interesting data but have not worked with it myself, but here is the link to more info: https://metro.strava.com/ and a demo of their viewer: https://metroview.strava.com/demo
Yeah, free but you have to submit an application and as far as I
understand, they only provide access for local authorities.
Well, made my application anyway, fingers crossed!
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temospena commentedon Sep 25, 2020
It is indeed a good indicator, even if it is mostly used for recreational trips.
But i think that they do not release it as open data...
loreabad6 commentedon Sep 25, 2020
Interesting topic! I looked into this recently since I was thinking of using their data on mountain hiking trails.
@temospena you are right! They sell the data, and more to it a visualizer with some interaction for it, and the price really depends on the city size and the purpose, you really need to have a talk with them to work with the data.
It is true that mainly it is used for recreational purposes, but they do want to follow on commutes, when you log a trip you can tag it as a commute (I myself do this often). They use this tag to add to their visualizer. I find it interesting data but have not worked with it myself, but here is the link to more info: https://metro.strava.com/ and a demo of their viewer: https://metroview.strava.com/demo
loreabad6 commentedon Sep 27, 2020
Good news, just yesterday Strava Metro announced it will be free: https://blog.strava.com/the-new-human-powered-era-20951/?$web_only=true
temospena commentedon Sep 28, 2020