LTM in GC
Huge, huge feature for GC is in the works. This is Mark Liversedge’s take on LTM (Long Term Metrics). Something that I started a few years ago and I am sure now has ZERO resemblance of whatever I hacked up back then.
I think the screenshot speaks best for itself. Using a SQLITE DB, it crunches all your rides and stuffs them into a DB. From there, it will be possible to select a myriad of combinations of ways to see your data. Lots of new features in the works for this including:
Show critical powers on the plot
- Show time in zones (bottle of sand)
- Allow user to set bin width (years, months, weeks)
- Allow user to filter rides to plot
- Allow user to filter top 10s etc on plot
- Allow user to modify curve color, style, symbol
- Allow user to select date range on plot ala intervals
on the ride plot
- Define some preset plots e.g. Time/Distance, CPs over time
- Support multiplots to compare years or seasons etc
-Show critical powers on the plot
-Show time in zones (bottle of sand)
-Allow user to set bin width (years, months, weeks)
-Allow user to filter rides to plot- Allow user to filter top 10s etc on plot
-Allow user to modify curve color, style, symbol
-Allow user to select date range on plot ala intervals on the ride plot
- Define some preset plots e.g. Time/Distance, CPs over time
-Support multiplots to compare years or seasons etc
Nice stuff Mark.
There’s still lots of testing involved. I was getting a few power spikes that I need to look at (38,354 watts). My sprint is not that good!
AndyF 16:47 on January 18, 2010 Permalink
GE + Aerolab would be a cool project. I’m in!