I volunteer with a lowland search and rescue team in the UK we usually search for people who do not want to found or are not aware they need to be found. The search planners work off intelligence about the missing person and standard behaviours based on their characteristics and plan search areas and routes. For the routes we rely on published walking paths from Ordnance S*rvey (automod catches the last word) … BUT we all know that *people* tend to make their own paths – so I am looking for a source of data that shows were people actualy walk (think Strava heat maps). This is specifically so that I can produce an aid that generates a map of possible routes between known locataions (e.g. where the misper as last seen and their home address) – which should be more extensive than the official maps.<\/p>\n
Any pointers to data (or to an app that already does this) please?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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