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Of course, dealing with the data is a complex and time-consuming task. It's not easy to jump on it. The most important thing is that you have all the information stored somewhere. You can always go back to it. I used an app called QGIS that deals with the raw mapping data and this Medium article was a great help.
If one day, you are ready to play around with the GPS tracking information. Just let me know, I will help you with some guidance.
DavisVilums
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Davis, nice to hear from you!
I really appreciate the effort you put into recording your project. Your dedication to the method of completing what you set out to do is also super admirable!
You've probably seen this, but looking at it again now, this lady who walked all the central streets also did a nice paper map very similar to you:
https://congestionzone.wordpress.com/
You and her make me think I could have done so much more in documenting everything. An animation might be cool to do one day. I've tried making one with a program called RunParticles which had the potential to look amazing, but because there's so much data it was hard to get smoothness and high resolution. At over 500 rides and such a large area even trying to get everything on one image isn't easy.