I assembled the following information by processing the original file as provided by race organisers.
The notable additions to their tracklog are ...
There is no warranty on this data, express or implied, use at your own VERY GREAT RISK!!!!
| Original GPX file | DoubleBoundary-corrected.gpx |
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Enhanced GPX file Includes discrete tracklog segments, routes, and waypoints. |
DoubleBoundary.gpx |
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Magellan Target GPX file Same data as Enhanced, but with routes broken into 30-point (or less) segments to fit within constraints of older systems. |
DoubleBoundaryMagellan.gpx |
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Garmin GDB file Same data as Enhanced GPX. |
DoubleBoundary.gdb |
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Garmin GDB file With Walnut Creek data. |
WalnutCreek.gdb |
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GPX file With Walnut Creek data. Same as the GDB file but suitable for download into Magellan GPSr. |
WalnutCreek.gdb |
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Garmin GDB file and Magellan-compatible GPX file Both Taos/Double Boundary and Walnut Creek info in one file. |
DB_and_WC.gdb DB_and_WC.gpx |
Waypoints created in this way have their elevation data set from the underlying map information, so should not be WILDLY inaccurate, but will not likely 100% coincide with the official maps nor with someone's GPS-recorded altitude.
Astute readers will note that the waypoint based routes make for a shorter overall course than the tracklog based route. This is expected, I did not set it up to make one waypoint per trackpoint, which would be the only way of having the same fidelity of data.
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| Cody Baron finished his race nice and strong, along with others, and I managed to get his GPS downloaded and have some post-race summary data based upon that, and here you go... |
797Kb - GPX file of Cody's tracklog 987Kb - Microsoft Excel file w/tracklog & summary data 260Kb - OpenOffice 2.3 file w/tracklog & summary data |
