Max Curving Speed 1.0

• Editing markers
• Google Satellite Google Streets Google hibrid Open Street Maps

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  Add marker on click

• Managing tracks

• Import GPX Track

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  Demo tracks

          Small road         Sharp curve         Estoril circuit - Portugal         Nurburgring circuit - Germany     

• Definitions

• Tyre type

  (0.9) Old / Hard tires (1.0) Regular car tires (1.2) Super Sport Motorcycle tires (2.0) MotoGP motocycle tires (4.0) Formula / Drag car tires
  

  Road conditions

  (1.2) Concrete - Very good conditions (1.0) Asphalt - Very good conditions (0.6) Concrete - Bad conditions (0.5) Asphalt - Bad conditions (0.4) Gravel
  

  Weather

  (1.0) Hot and dry (0.9) Cold and dry (0.8) Wet / Rain (0.1) Ice/Snow
  

  Max speed considered

  100km/h 150km/h 200km/h 250km/h 300km/h 350km/h 400km/h Check braking capacity

• How to ...
• Get started...

• Manage tracks

  Here you can load a gpx file and save your current track.

  You can load GPX files produced by others software, like Google Earth or MapsToGPX. Each track point inside will be imported to the map for manipulation

  Edit the markers

  When "Add marker on click" selected, each touch on map creates and adds a marker to the current track.

  Red markers ares a minimum speed. Blue flag represents the start of the current track and the green flag represents the end.

  One click on a marker select it for remotion or duplication.

  Double click on a marker opens the panel with informations about the curve and maximum speed for this point.

  Configure the definitions

  Here you can found and change the parameters used to calculate the coefficient friction used by the simulation.

      

  cf Friction = cf Tires type * cf Road conditions * cf Weather

  Contact the author

  André P. Muga

  

  www.apmuga.com

  apmuga@apmuga.com

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• Starting/Ending point

  Curve radius (m)

  Bank Angle (º)

  Maximum speed

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  Speed (km/h)

  Lean angle of bike (º)

  

  Brakes efficiency (%)

  Speed (km/h)

  Inclination (º)

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  Shortest distance to stop

  Fastest time to stop

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  Reaction time (sec)

  Shortest distance to stop

  Fastest time to stop