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[Completed] Scheduled Maintenance 27-Mar-2015 10:00 UTC - GPSLog Labs Blog
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New features and tips for using gpsloglabs.com. Mar 17, 2015. Completed] Scheduled Maintenance 27-Mar-2015 10:00 UTC. The maintenance has been completed, 28th March 2015 11:00 UTC. Server will be down for maintenance between Friday 27th March 10:00 UTC and Sunday 27th March 13:00 UTC, approximately. The site will be unavailable while this occurs, sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
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Updates for September 26th - GPSLog Labs Blog
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New features and tips for using gpsloglabs.com. Sep 26, 2014. Updates for September 26th. It's been a long time since I've updated the blog, but that doesn't mean nothing has been going on. Here are a few recent updates to GPSLog Labs. Hopefully this one is pretty obvious. Let me know if you find any remnants of the old colours or aspects of the new scheme that aren't working. This one is pretty neat. It uses the crossfilter. Library to provide an interactive exploration of the activity for a tag. A semi...
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Posts about graphs - GPSLog Labs Blog
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New features and tips for using gpsloglabs.com. Aug 25, 2015. Updates for August 25th. Yet another long gap between posts, but there have been lots of updates to GPSLog Labs. In the interim. Here's a brief summary:. Close full screen map/graphs and quickfind popup. The keyboard shortcuts make all these features much more useful as they're only a keypress away. Tag, place and route lifetimes. A new visualisation attempts to indicate which tags. Are still in use and those that are "retired". There's a new ...
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Posts about sharing - GPSLog Labs Blog
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New features and tips for using gpsloglabs.com. Aug 25, 2015. Updates for August 25th. Yet another long gap between posts, but there have been lots of updates to GPSLog Labs. In the interim. Here's a brief summary:. Close full screen map/graphs and quickfind popup. The keyboard shortcuts make all these features much more useful as they're only a keypress away. Tag, place and route lifetimes. A new visualisation attempts to indicate which tags. Are still in use and those that are "retired". There's a new ...
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Updates for December 17th - GPSLog Labs Blog
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New features and tips for using gpsloglabs.com. Dec 17, 2013. Updates for December 17th. Some recent updates to GPSLog Labs. Just in time for Christmas:. GPSLog Labs now has a public catalog of shared logs. By zooming in on a region of the world map, you can see activity other users have shared and use it to plan your runs, rides and hikes. Edit the activity you wish to share, and tick the "Include in Public Catalog" checkbox.
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Updates for August 25th - GPSLog Labs Blog
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New features and tips for using gpsloglabs.com. Aug 25, 2013. Updates for August 25th. Some recent (and some not so recent) updates to GPSLog Labs. New clock, altitude profile and map thumbnails. The thumbnail images have a new updated look that is smoother and more detailed. They are also rendered in the browser, rather than being downloaded, which speeds up the display of the pages. An arrow indicates whether the time is am or pm (the arrow points from the start or end time to noon). This feature is on...
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Updates for October 25th - GPSLog Labs Blog
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New features and tips for using gpsloglabs.com. Oct 25, 2013. Updates for October 25th. Some recent updates to GPSLog Labs. Can be displayed on maps. Button on the maps has been converted into a dropdown menu, the old behaviour is now available from the "Unfiltered" option. The map on the activity detail page has a new option "Speed zones" which will colour the track on the map according to the speed zone. To enable this option, you'll need to configure speed zones. For one or more of your tags.
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Posts about tips - GPSLog Labs Blog
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New features and tips for using gpsloglabs.com. Nov 10, 2013. Updates for November 10th. Some recent updates to GPSLog Labs. When filtering a log file using a time or position filter, you can now copy nearby waypoints. Rather than drawing the line each time. Once you zoom into/select the area to be filtered, click the "Search for nearby waypoints" button. This will list all the nearby waypoints and you can click on them to copy them into your filter. New forward vs reverse performance. You can choose to ...
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Heart rate graphs - GPSLog Labs Blog
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New features and tips for using gpsloglabs.com. Oct 20, 2012. The heart rate analysis features of GPSLog Labs. Have had some big updates:. Firstly, you can now set up heart rate training zones for each tag. Each zone can have a name and an upper heart rate, to assist configuring the zones, you can set your resting and maximum heart rates and the percentage of your heart rate reserve (maximum - rest) for each zone is displayed. The upload process has been made more flexible, it now imports data from more ...
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Updates for November 10th - GPSLog Labs Blog
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New features and tips for using gpsloglabs.com. Nov 10, 2013. Updates for November 10th. Some recent updates to GPSLog Labs. When filtering a log file using a time or position filter, you can now copy nearby waypoints. Rather than drawing the line each time. Once you zoom into/select the area to be filtered, click the "Search for nearby waypoints" button. This will list all the nearby waypoints and you can click on them to copy them into your filter. New forward vs reverse performance. You can choose to ...
