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B Estimate the difficulty of a mountain route
Good idea, I'll do the same. Yep, it was steep and affected me for 3 days . That's how I've set my upper limits. There are tons of awesome trails on high altitude, quite easy, with beautiful landscapes. I get as close is possible with my car, then I hike. I just don't want to get exhausted...- Adrianp
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Ok, I'll let you know what I did, it seems to work. Its the first raw version, it can be refined. I made a function to get the horizontal effort like HE = D + H * 8 (or HorizontalEffort = HorizontalDistance + VerticalDifference * 8) I am using Scarf's equivalence adjusted with a higher...- Adrianp
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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B Estimate the difficulty of a mountain route
If I could climb that much I wouldn't need a score for a trail:) Anyway, the Naismith rule is excellent.- Adrianp
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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There are many routes to choose from. I want to check the distance and the vertical difference and estimate it as a score so to know if I will do it or not. My age and physical condition won't let me do 15km and 1200m up in one day...- Adrianp
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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B Estimate the difficulty of a mountain route
Hello guys, I am not into this field and finished my college long ago. I am trying to find a formula to estimate the difficulty of a mountain route. The input is: D = linear distance between start and destination (as given by Google Maps) in m, km, whatever. Both points are considered at the...- Adrianp
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- Difficulty Estimation
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- Forum: Classical Physics