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</Event_Terrain_Classification_long_climb>
<Event_Terrain_Classification_long_descent>
<Condition>
<GarminGPS>
<long ge 53.16354424912001>
<long le 53.18638566546003>
<lat le -6.29347137658692>
<lat ge -6.29510215966797>
</GarminGPS>
</Condition>
<Action>
UPDATE <GarminGPS><Terrain> WITH <long_descent>
</Action>
</Event_Terrain_Classification_long_descent>
...
</Cycling_Events>
In Example 1, the terrain corresponding to the GPS ranges are known to be
steep
climb
sections of a race or training session. A logical OR operator ties two ranges
of GPS values satisfying the steep climb criteria. There are two ranges because
the race or training session has taken place where the steep climb is not always
in the same direction geographically, and the GPS values do not uniformally
increase or decrease. It is standard practise for cycling based domain experts to
split the climb into two or more segments to allow this definition. If the GPS
sensor values for latitude and longitude match the criteria in the condition, a
<
steep climb
>
element is encoded within the
<
terrain
>
element of the sensor
data file, as specified by the action.
Example 2.
Vector Magnitude Classification
<Cycling_Events>
<Event_VectorMagnitude_Classification_low>
<Condition>
<FnVectorMagnitude>
<result le 500>
</FnVectorMagnitude>
</Condition>
<Action>
UPDATE <GT3XAccelerometer><VectorMagnitude> WITH <low>
UPDATE <GT3XAccelerometer><VectorMagnitude> WITH <value>&result</value>
</Action>
</Event_VectorMagnitude_Classification_low>
<Event_VectorMagnitude_Classification_average>
<Condition>
<FnVectorMagnitude>
<result gt 500>
<result le 1500>
</FnVectorMagnitude>
</Condition>
<Action>
UPDATE <GT3XAccelerometer><VectorMagnitude> WITH <average>
UPDATE <GT3XAccelerometer><VectorMagnitude> WITH <value>&result</value>
</Action>
</Event_VectorMagnitude_Classification_average>
<Event_VectorMagnitude_Classification_high>
<Condition>
<FnVectorMagnitude>
<result gt 1500>
</FnVectorMagnitude>
</Condition>
<Action>
UPDATE <GT3XAccelerometer><VectorMagnitude> WITH <high>
UPDATE <GT3XAccelerometer><VectorMagnitude> WITH <value>&result</value>
