This HR-graph is a screenshot from garmin connect (connect.garmin.com). I have copy/pasted the min/km times myself onto the image.
For the maps I usually export a KML from garmin connect and open that with google earth. From there I take a screenshot and again manually add the min/km times, such as here: http://www.anderswallin.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/23k_2010jul2.jpg
It could be interesting to experiment with some python code for reading the garmin data and plotting for example on top of openstreetmap data and including timing/HR data. Here is an example: http://www.anderswallin.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/j4.png
The map in Garmin Training Center is just horrible (at least in the Helsinki region).
1. Comment by Frank
28/Aug/2010 at 01:39
Hi, Anders,
are you willing to reveal which software you are using to generate those diagrams with heart rate plus the pace printed in at the bottom?
By now I'm simply using the Garmin Training Center which came along with my Forerunner 305, but I don't like the diagrams generated by this software.
Have a nice weekend
Frank
2. Comment by Administrator
28/Aug/2010 at 10:32
This HR-graph is a screenshot from garmin connect (connect.garmin.com). I have copy/pasted the min/km times myself onto the image.
For the maps I usually export a KML from garmin connect and open that with google earth. From there I take a screenshot and again manually add the min/km times, such as here:
http://www.anderswallin.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/23k_2010jul2.jpg
It could be interesting to experiment with some python code for reading the garmin data and plotting for example on top of openstreetmap data and including timing/HR data. Here is an example:
http://www.anderswallin.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/j4.png
The map in Garmin Training Center is just horrible (at least in the Helsinki region).
3. Comment by Frank
30/Aug/2010 at 00:31
Hi, Anders.
TNX for the information. I'll try to send you an additional e-mail with some of my latest research result on the topic above ...
CU Frank