diff --git a/src/app/pages/tecnalia-module/bike-trajectory/bike-trajectory.component.html b/src/app/pages/tecnalia-module/bike-trajectory/bike-trajectory.component.html index fe7224114f3627ab37e81f79007d1b104389cfdf..dbc5391087d400cada0f70e2112e70c96aeae908 100644 --- a/src/app/pages/tecnalia-module/bike-trajectory/bike-trajectory.component.html +++ b/src/app/pages/tecnalia-module/bike-trajectory/bike-trajectory.component.html @@ -19,7 +19,6 @@ </div> <div class="control_box" id="results_box" style="width:500px;position:relative"> - <div id="controls_env" style="display:block"> <div id="controls"> <label id="week_label" style="margin-left:10px"> Weekday:</label> @@ -101,13 +100,28 @@ are painted with different colors from white (less popular) to dark red (more popular). In the case there is no information the points are painted in blue. </p> - <p> In the case of Bilbao use case the points are aggregated by days and each day can be choosen with the slider - on top of the map. In the case of Amsterdam use case the points are fully aggregated in time and there is possibility - of choosing the day yet until more data is avaiable. - </p> - <p> In the case of Amsterdam use case, the points are aggregated over all the period of time avaiable with the switch on the top-right - changing from number of trajectories to average speed at the different locations. - </p> + <h5>Bilbao Use Case</h5> + In the case of Bilbao use case, the data used are the trajectories obtained from the bicycle rental service of the city. Each trajectory has been matched to points in the + road network of the city. This module has two modes of operation: + <ul> + <li><b>Per Day:</b>The points are aggregated by days and each day can be choosen with the slider + on top of the map. </li> + <li><b>Filter:</b>The day within a week (monday, tuesday, ... ) can be choosen using the menu and the part of the day (morning or afternoon)</li> + </ul> + <h5>Amsterdam Use Case</h5> + In the case of Amsterdam use case, the data used is provided by Ring-Ring. The data is aggregated by the day of the week (morning, tuesdays, ...) and the part of the day + (morning, afternoon) This module has three modes of operation: + <ul> + <li><b># Trajs:</b>The most popular locations are shown in darker red</li> + <li><b>Speed:</b>The points with larger speeds are shown in darker blue, we notice that the map matching procedure in this case breaks the finite difference approximation + used to estimate the speed making this result unreliable.</li> + <li><b>Safety Index:</b>Computed by using the static characteristics of the roads and paths within the city, i.e. this index does not consider the actual number of bikers + on a given road.</li> + </ul> + + <h5>Other Functionality</h5> + In both use cases the are buttoms that allows to viualize this help, to upload the geojson that is being shown into the URBANITE data Storage, + to download the points, and to download the values shown into your computer. </div> </div>