My SPOT location<\/a><\/p>\n Special custom Google map showing Halfmile trail path (for 2014) and annotated with my daily SPOT location\/notes. This was developed by Justin Watt, my son, and partially described at Following Dad on the PCT<\/a>. It was used to coordinate meeting me on the trail.<\/p>\n Plot of my progress<\/a><\/p>\n For the above custom Google map, here is an online conversion from latitude & longitude to Halfmile trail mile tool. The results are to be entered into the Google spreadsheet below. Internally it includes Halfmile’s 2014 KML information for each trail mile and half-mile.<\/p>\n PCT convert latitude & longitude to Halfmile trail mile tool<\/a><\/p>\n For the above custom Google map, the input is located in a Google docs spreadsheet. You insert the latitude & longitude, and trail mile location in the spreadsheet using your (1) SPOT latitude & longitude, and (2) the Halfmile trail mile location from the tool above. The mile location can be entered manually if no SPOT location was received. One entry per day containing: the day number, latitude, longitude, actual trail mile, expected trail mile, miles banked (expected vs actual), actual daily mileage, 5-day average, and notes.<\/p>\n PCT Mileage Log<\/a> (as an editable Google Docs spreadsheet) Using the above Daily Mileage spreadsheet the number of miles hiked per day were calculated and plotted. <\/p>\n The following are some of the key days based on the plot. The seven zero-days and several nearo-days can been seen clearly.<\/p>\n This is where in the world I am. Note: The SPOT mapping service has been deactivated as of October 6, 2014 and no longer works. See special custom Google map below for a plot of my progress day-by-day. My SPOT location Special custom Google map showing Halfmile trail path (for 2014) and annotated with my … Continue reading Where am I<\/span>
\nPCT Mileage Log<\/a> (as PDF)<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/1fifoto.com\/hiking\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/02\/MilesPerDay.png\"\/)
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