Originally Posted by
RChung
Does a ramp rate of 12 over a week mean, e.g., that your CTL was X one week ago and it's X+7 today?
I think a ramp rate of 12 means CTL was X a week ago, and X+12 yesterday. CTL:
Saturday, 5/6: 100
Friday, 5/12: 112
Ramp Rate: 12
Originally Posted by
RChung
Does a ramp rate of 109 over 365 days mean that you were doing nothing a year ago and today your CTL is 109? (That is, is RR calculated as the difference between your CTL today and your CTL X days in the past, so to get the daily average rate take that difference and adjust it for the elapsed time?)
My CTL on 5/14/2022 was 2, and today it is 111. And as you suspected, it appears that RR is simply yesterday's CTL minus the CTL from X days ago.