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The calculated uphill and downhill elevation sum displayed in track and route details is incomplete/ missing or wrong for some tracks/ routes.
Steps to reproduce
Navigate from 47.55293N, 11.79729E to 47.54634N, 11.79290E (Guffert Nordwandsteig) with a fresh install using the pedestrian profile:
Alternatively create a straight line track with just the start and end points from above and calculate heights from terrain map (red line in picture above)
Other locations (but not all?!?) provided similar results in my testing - reversing the examples shows incorrect downhill/ elevation loss calculation.
Even recorded GPX tracks show incorrect elevation sums.
Actual result
The displayed uphill elevation gain is incorrect - the height difference of start and end point alone is more than the calculated elevation gain:
Using just the track with only start and end points, the calculated elevation gain is zero:
Expected result
The elevation gain/ loss should be the sum of all inclines/ declines - and at least as big as the pure height difference.
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Maybe related (and maybe not): the calculated steepness of the route above is „undefined“ for large segments - despite the graphs showing correct inclines/ declines:
Description
The calculated uphill and downhill elevation sum displayed in track and route details is incomplete/ missing or wrong for some tracks/ routes.
Steps to reproduce
Navigate from 47.55293N, 11.79729E to 47.54634N, 11.79290E (Guffert Nordwandsteig) with a fresh install using the pedestrian profile:
Alternatively create a straight line track with just the start and end points from above and calculate heights from terrain map (red line in picture above)
Other locations (but not all?!?) provided similar results in my testing - reversing the examples shows incorrect downhill/ elevation loss calculation.
Even recorded GPX tracks show incorrect elevation sums.
Actual result
The displayed uphill elevation gain is incorrect - the height difference of start and end point alone is more than the calculated elevation gain:
Using just the track with only start and end points, the calculated elevation gain is zero:
Expected result
The elevation gain/ loss should be the sum of all inclines/ declines - and at least as big as the pure height difference.
Your Environment (required)
WARNING Crash-Logs MAY contain information you deem sensitive.
Review this CAREFULLY before posting your issue!
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