Re: Virtual Rides 2 Serial 50l
Leigha Keplinger
I tried Apple TV (recently I got aware that I no more need to take a macbook to the TV, dropping sweat on it, if I switch to an Apple TV device and I immediately bought one) and found two cases where my virtual rides became physical rides in Strava:
1) Kinomap on Apple TV is very limited, it doesn't export rides and I created a manual activity in Strava. Maybe I was ambisinister and didn't find how to do this the right way, but my manual activity was created as (physical) ride
2) I tried some app called PsychoRide, it failed to upload to Strava directly, so I uploaded to Training Peaks and exported a gpx from there to upload to Strava. I suspect that somewhere around Training Peaks my virtual ride became physical ride
Now I know (c), but these two rides are unnecessarily physical ones
Thanks for posting about this. In order to classify an activity under a virtual sport type, the activity must be originally recorded as a virtual activity using a supported virtual trainer or treadmill, and contain virtual GPS data.
I live in Canada and IRL rides are not an option for me during winter therefore all my rides and training are virtual. Why have you removed the feature for these KM or Miles to count towards badges? I enjoy the badges and they help to motivate me when I don't feel like riding therefore can you re-consider enabling this option? I have a Garmin head unit but I don't know why I should run this at the same time as Wahoo Systm when I don't need to and never had to. All these applications have issues when multiple Bluetooth inputs are required and other devices 'steeling' Bluetooth inputs.
There is a trick you can use to make your rides from Wahoo count but it requires some work. Download the FIT file for your ride and then change the creator/device for the file with Fit File Tools or Fit File Repair Tool and then upload the file to Garmin Connect.
The CSI virtual staff ride (VSR) consists of simulated terrain built in a 3D virtual environment produced largely from satellite imagery, digital terrain elevation data, photographs, video, and first-hand accounts. The Staff Ride Team developed its first VSR in 2005 as a means to study Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. Since then, the team has developed multiple VSRs to replicate terrain that Army organizations cannot readily access from the Continental United States.
Look for this download icon to find Staff Rides with available resource materials and files that are ready for download. The resource files include instructor support materials, student readings, and virtual terain with instructions on using everything.
The Staff Ride Team can conduct virtual staff rides remotely over MS Teams. For this option, we ask the organization to host the Teams meeting and to invite the instructor team to attend. Staff Ride personnel will connect to the Teams meeting from Fort Leavenworth. Once the meeting begins, the staff ride historian and the computer tech will alternate sharing their screens for all participants. Though not as effective as conducting the VSR in person, the remote VSR serves as a suitable alternative when the staff ride instructor team and the participants cannot meet in-person.
The Staff Ride Team endeavors to build new virtual staff rides every year. We program our VSR builds 3-5 years into the future and balance our builds between traditional staff rides and virtual staff rides. Virtual Staff ride builds come from three sources: CAC/AU directives, internally, and requests from the field. The Staff Ride Team Chief recommends the order and priority of staff ride builds through the chain of command for approval. Building a virtual staff ride is a lengthy project that involves both historians and virtual terrain developers. Historians build products for all three phases of the VSR and includes historical and doctrinal research, writing and editing, creating visual aids, and visits to the actual terrain whenever possible. Virtual developers work in concert with historians to build virtual terrain as historically accurate as possible. See graphic depiction for the steps involved in building a virtual staff ride and a general timeline:
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