The network covers over 4,000km of England and Wales. With your help, we want to capture street-level images for every single one of those kilometers.
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Collecting street-level imagery of the UK National Trails
Guides July 02, 2021
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Collecting street-level imagery of the UK's National Cycle Network
Treks June 25, 2021
The network covers over 20,000km of the UK. With your help, we want to capture street-level images for every single one of those kilometers.
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Solutions for tracking your position when underground or under-canopy
Guides June 18, 2021
How to keep track of your position when your line-of-sight to the sky is impeded.
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Crowdsourcing safer bicycle lane design (an eight month update)
Treks May 28, 2021
Time to dust off the helmet cameras and take part in some cycling capture challenges.
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Trek View Trail Quality Index: An Alternative Method Using Computer Vision
Guides May 21, 2021
Using the imagery captured by the Data Bike to measure cycle path surface quality.
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Climb Mount Kilimanjaro Virtually (Part 3: Rongai Route)
Treks May 14, 2021
Trek one of the quietest trails up Kilimanjaro from home.
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Climb Mount Kilimanjaro Virtually (Part 2: Machame Route)
Treks May 07, 2021
The second most popular route on Mount Kilimanjaro can now be hiked from home.
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Climb Mount Kilimanjaro Virtually (Part 1: Planning)
Treks April 30, 2021
In 2020/21 we set out to Map the Mountain. Here’s an insight into our planning.
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Trek View Trail Quality Index
Guides April 23, 2021
We continue to build out our Data Bike and are now trying to establish a global standard to measure cycle trail quality.
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Measuring the Condition of Cycle Paths With Only Your Phone (an update)
Guides April 16, 2021
Two consumer apps that can measure sensor data on your phone to record ride quality.