For Schools · Tier 2 Trip Risk Review
Do you know the route, distance, elevation, and terrain for every routed activity?
One answer per route: the Route Intelligence Summary, a two-page record of the physical shape of the day.
An itinerary line reads “full-day cycling.” Between breakfast and dinner sit hours on open roads, and the person reviewing the trip has that one line to go on.
The Route Intelligence Summary covers any activity with a route — cycling days, treks, kayaking and river stages, expedition legs — and the depth of each record follows the activity and the source information behind it.
The Big Itoshima cycling loop, starting and ending at Chikuzen-Maebaru Station, Fukuoka.
Cumulative climb is computed with 5 m smoothing, and moving time at a stated pace plus a climb allowance — 18 km/h for a cycling day. The method travels with the figure.
The nearest mapped medical facilities are linked to the waypoints they serve, each with an address, telephone number, and distance from the route.
Waypoints at fixed intervals — 10 km on this ride — give the school and the people operating the day one reference for timing, progress, and communication.
Route Intelligence supports the school's review of the activity; it does not certify or approve it.
ETI360 analyzes available route data. When the definitive route can only come from the provider, the Summary records that dependency instead of filling the gap with an assumption — the school sees what is known and what is still pending.
One route record, one part of the complete trip file ETI360 structures.
Tier Three · During and after
Dynamic Risk Operations
Talk it through on your own trips.
A 20-minute conversation about the trips you run is enough to see whether Route Intelligence fits your program.
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