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Mike451
| Joined: 27 Oct 2006 |
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| Location: MRV at Heart |
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Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 9:15 pm |
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Webcams for sure, everybody else has them, and live streaming weather data as well would be nice.
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random_ski_guy
| Joined: 03 Dec 2005 |
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| Location: cos cob, ct |
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Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 4:01 pm |
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yeah, a more accurate interactive trail map would be fun. i really like stowe's, it loads up quickly, its easy to use and it is seemlying current. sugarbush should reach out to whomever put that one together.
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kcyanks1
| Joined: 30 Nov 2005 |
| Posts: 241 |
| Location: New York, NY |
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Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 4:05 pm |
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I'd like to see the Interactive Trail Map fixed. Some trails are perpetually closed, even when they're open... such as Lookin' Good and Straight Shot. They're always yellow. There's others at south too that are always closed as well.
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I just looked at it earlier today, and I like the map itself, but there did seem to be some odd openings/and closings. Downspout and Organgrinder were marked closed, for instance.
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tymoguls
| Joined: 19 Nov 2006 |
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Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 9:25 pm |
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The interactive map would be greatly improved if:
1. The highlighting was for open instead of closed trails. Why emphasize the negative. I want to know where I can ski, not where I can't.
2. It was possible to highlight trails based on degree of difficulty (all green, blue, black, double black).
3. It was possible zoom in/zoom out to specific areas of interest.
4. If the annotations for each trail included a picture (or better yet a video clip). Ideally, one from the current day (though that is probably asking a bit much).
#1 and #2 would be cheap mods to the existing map. #3 and #4 would probably require significant redesign.
Of course, it's really easy to dream up way's to spend Win's money. If I were Win, I would be asking, "how many more skier days do I get for my investment?"
Perhaps we should combine several threads and ask, "where would the next $50K of investment be best spent?" Let me be more specific. You get to propose a single one time project with an estimated total cost of less than $50K that could be fully implemented in by Valentine's day. As part of your proposal, try to estimate the number of additional skier days that would be generated for: 1) the remainder of this season, and 2) next season.
Given the weather outlook for the coming week, I'm leaning toward a community snow dance.
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kcyanks1
| Joined: 30 Nov 2005 |
| Posts: 241 |
| Location: New York, NY |
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Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 9:37 pm |
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The interactive map would be greatly improved if:
| tymoguls wrote: |
1. The highlighting was for open instead of closed trails. Why emphasize the negative. I want to know where I can ski, not where I can't.
2. It was possible to highlight trails based on degree of difficulty (all green, blue, black, double black).
3. It was possible zoom in/zoom out to specific areas of interest.
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Nice suggestions, especially 1 & 2.
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4. If the annotations for each trail included a picture (or better yet a video clip). Ideally, one from the current day (though that is probably asking a bit much).
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Of course, it's really easy to dream up way's to spend Win's money. If I were Win, I would be asking, "how many more skier days do I get for my investment?"
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MRG has pictures for most trails, and Jay has video clips for many trails. A cool feature, though not the most important of things as you I figure you are indicating with the last part of your post that I quoted.
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