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24-06.-2005, 06:07 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2005
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Developing a bicycle map
Hai All,
I am Trying to develop a Bicycle map for a region. I would like to know "the Bicyclist view on a Bicycle map" with respect to 1.what contents the map should have? 2. What all information you expect out of a bicycle map? 3. How detail the map should be? 4. how the routes are to be classified ?(suitiblity for riding/Average Daily Traffic/pavement,width conditions etc 5. any other suggestions? your opinions and suggestions will be of great use while planning the content of the map. Thank you, lokesh |
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27-07.-2005, 02:34 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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Re: Developing a bicycle map
Hey Fella,
Highly recommend that you first look into one bike map outfit called Krebs. The chap who makes this map travels the roads and then follows some elaborate procedure to make his maps. They contain some of the best info. If you have time, and better this product, please check out http://www.krebscycleproducts.com/ Quote:
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27-07.-2005, 11:21 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Toronto, Canada
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Re: Developing a bicycle map
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I was a project coordinator for a bike map project. From your post I'm not sure just how detailed your project is and how it will be published (printed, posted on the internet). The information required to produce a professional looking bike map is far to detailed to go in to in this forum. The process is long and sometimes tedious. It requires cooperation of a number of diverse groups. Any good project should start with a needs analysis. I also found that user focus groups helped me find what the end user is looking for. Check this out and get back to me if I can be of help: http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/parks/maps.htm |
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