Hi, I think elevation for foot can be useful. And instead of using the speed to influence the routing like it is done in Bike2WeightFlagEncoder I would influence the priority or something else which you can tune until it suites your needs.
Peter On 19.08.2015 19:28, ratrun wrote: > See the Bike2WeightFlagEncoder. Anyhow, I doubt that elevation aware > routing is useful for foot. The elevation for bike only works for > significant differences in the elevation difference (e.g. > 50 > Meters), so it is usually useless for small distances. On the other > hand, if you intend to walk longers distances, then probably you are > hiking and the you are happy to climb on hills. > > Am 18.08.2015 um 19:34 schrieb wesam Herbawi: >> As far as I understand I need to implement my own foot flag encoder >> to take elevation data into consideration while pedestrian routing. >> is this right? any existing implementations for such flag encoder? >> >> Regards,
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