Either they haven't honoured this when calculating the global heatmap or, more likely (and harder to fix), such locations are given away by friends uploads (who don't have the same privacy areas defined).
Oops.
Either they haven't honoured this when calculating the global heatmap or, more likely (and harder to fix), such locations are given away by friends uploads (who don't have the same privacy areas defined).
Oops.
I've looked into a couple of these cases and it's friends "coming by for a ride" or them stopping at their house mid ride.
I'm working on further eliminating these points by just not included "stopped" points. I've also tried doing some image processing to remove these hot spots but have had mixed results.
http://labs.strava.com/heatmap/#17/-208.78860/-33.89894/gray...
Any idea what these are? I've only seen them in the bike layer
Edit: I found more in a university http://labs.strava.com/heatmap/#17/-208.81832/-33.88863/gray...
Another approach might be only displaying common paths of 2 or more unique client id's.