Very interesting, thank you.
Regarding altitude graph: There are different charts for âoriginalâ and corrected altitude. As far as I understand, the default graph is showing altitude information recorded by the device. To show corrected altitude, click âCHARTSâ at the bottom, search for âaltitudeâ and select âFixed Altâ chart.
This should give you an additional graph for the corrected altitude values suggested by Intervals.icu based on online maps.
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Yes, it works! Thank you!
this means itâs solved? The elevation correction did work?
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It means the Elevation Correction changed the total climbing number, and shows a decent altitude graph in Fix Alt (didnât even know it existed⌠my fault). By the way, Gradient and VAM graphs didnât actually change - also interval values - so itâs quite useless for my analysing purposesâŚ
Glad half full⌠
The Fixed Alt is based on Topo maps or GPS coordinates data from surveys and such. Those numbers would be different from your Barometer readings in an actual device (which also could be influenced by weather during that day)
What was the elevation in GC and in Strava after the correction vs the corrected elevation in Intervals?
actual FIT file shows 1400m but you said you climbed 3000m. Strava and GC shows 3000m?
Yes, they do. Also Intervals does, slightly different (~3800 m) but I suppose itâs a matter of different data pools. Btw, Gradient and VAM are not calculated on corrected altitude but on the original data.