What is the minimum threshold to cause a heatmap signature on the map

[DMytro]

@the_77 I was wondering that too.

[suzzlo]

There should be an algorithm that ensure some kind o anonimization, but not sure if this is part of “the secret magic”

In case you are interested in Strava’s heat map, this could be of your interest https://medium.com/strava-engineering/the-global-heatmap-now-6x-hotter-23fc01d301de

BR

[harry08]

I am also curious about this.
Sometimes there are only parts of a street colored. Maybe 100m or so.
It can not be the case, that only this part of the street is covered by runners and the rest not.

[suzzlo]

@harry08 tunnels?

[harry08]

@suzzlo Good point. But no.

[A Former User]

@harry08 I have s7 wich shows me heatmaps on the go, do s5/9 do the same?

[cosme.costa]

@r-s-0 No.

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@the_77 I think it needs more people basically rather than many attempts

[A Former User]

@cosme-costa said in What is the minimum threshold to cause a heatmap signature on the map:

@r-s-0 No.

interesting. I wonder f it’s a hardware or a screen limitation?? The maps on the S7 look absolutely gorgious. A hybrid between the 7 and 9 would be pretty cool. In regards to the topic, why not send suunto themselves an inquiry?

[The_77]

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos ah, so actual popularity, as opposed to me doing the same loop before work 50 times - good to know!

[harry08]

@r-s-0 I was speaking about the heatmaps in Suunto App