Où sommes-nous ?

Notre position en direct de notre traversée des Alpes à pieds (version plein écran) :

Notes :
– vous pouvez réduire certains modules en cliquant sur les icônes en double-chevrons afin que seule la carte soit visible (ou afficher la version plein écran)
– seuls les 7 derniers jours sont visibles sur cette carte

Comment est-ce que cette page est mise à jour ?
– Aussi étrange que cela puisse paraitre, elle est mise à jour automatiquement grâce à une balise de géolocalisation (Balise SPOT concue par Sierra-Echo) qui émet toutes les 10 minutes notre position GPS via un réseau de satellites (lorsqu’ils sont présents au dessus de nos têtes).
– Nous transportons dans notre sac-à-dos 200g de plus qui ont un autre intérêt : pouvoir effectuer un appel au secours même si nous nous trouvons hors zone de couverture des téléphones portables. On évitera de tester cette possibilité 😉

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