I created small script using php and openlayers which prints out route on map with line color depending on speed from gpx file. Problem is, that I must download gpx from run.gps server, which takes some time. Also page is located on my home computer, so don't expect too big download speed :)
Url is: http://pumori.pl/gpx-graph/index.php?tid=195200
where tid parameter is training id from run.gps site (last number i url of your training).
Displayed speed is rounded to nearest range calculated from max speed.
Default behaviour is to divide max speed to 20 ranges, but it can be changed by placing range parameter in url, so rul will be like this: http://pumori.pl/gpx-graph/index.php?tid=195200&ranges=200
Ja, das wär noch 'n praktisches Tool. Kenn ich auch von anderen Geo-Progs.
Dann hätte man auf einen Blick die abgefahrene Strecke und die Geschwindigkeitsverhältnisse.
Wäre toll!
dies ist möglich, auch nachträglich, allerdings mit anderem programm. finde dies auch sehr interessant und informativ.
es gibt ein kostenloses programm namens sport tracks, welches den import von gpx files also auch vom training in rungps erlaubt. tour darin laden und dort sieht man dann farblich die unterschiedlichen geschwindigkeiten der tour.
er legt automatisch unterschiedliche geschwindigkeitsebenen an.
lg freerider
I like this suggestion - some time back I found a web-based GPX file viewer that did this. It was very intuitive to see the relative speeds as you look at the track.
The speed-graph and the map are really cool tools to check after a training session. When I see a drop in my speed-graph I always try to remember what happened at that particular moment (like head-wind, or something like that)
I was just thinking about how to make this easier; and then I came up with the idea of using different colors on the map for different speeds. For instance a light blue or white line when speed is low, and a darker blue line when speed was high. In that way you could see on the map where you're going fast or slow.
I think this would be a really nice feature, and hope you'll consider it.