Eddington Number for Elevation Gain

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Definition

Your Eddington number is 30.

That means that on 30 separate days you have recorded activities with a Elevation Gain exceeding 600 m. Achieving a high Elevation Gain is one thing, doing so often is another. But doing so often is hard. Also if you increment the Eddington number, all days with a lower Elevation Gain will not count any more. It becomes increasingly hard to increment the Eddington number because you don't only need to achieve a higher count, but all lesser activities don't count towards the bigger number.

Missing days

How many more days do you need to increment your Eddington number?

Elevation Gain / m Count Missing days
620 27 4
640 24 8
660 21 12
680 17 17
700 17 18
720 15 21
740 13 24
760 12 26
780 11 28
800 9 31

Plot

In a graphical representation, the Eddington number is the Elevation Gain where the red line intersects with the blue area.

Eddington number history

How did the Eddington number evolve over time?

Yearly Eddington number

If we only consider the activities within one calendar year for the Eddington number, we get the following:

Year Eddington number
2018 4
2019 16
2020 19
2021 19
2022 19
2023 17
2024 18
2025 17
2026 22

Eddington number per Week

Elevation Gain / m Count Missing weeks
900 44 1
920 43 3
940 41 6
960 41 7
980 40 9
1000 39 11
1020 37 14
1040 37 15
1060 32 21
1080 31 23