This document contains the results of fieldwork experiments conducted by Joshua Benosa to determine his individual pace factor and test the accuracy of pacing distances. He recorded the number of paces over various distances and calculated his average pace of 0.73 meters. Using his pace factor, he then paced out distances and compared them to measurements with a tape, finding an average discrepancy of 6.1 meters.
This document contains the results of fieldwork experiments conducted by Joshua Benosa to determine his individual pace factor and test the accuracy of pacing distances. He recorded the number of paces over various distances and calculated his average pace of 0.73 meters. Using his pace factor, he then paced out distances and compared them to measurements with a tape, finding an average discrepancy of 6.1 meters.
This document contains the results of fieldwork experiments conducted by Joshua Benosa to determine his individual pace factor and test the accuracy of pacing distances. He recorded the number of paces over various distances and calculated his average pace of 0.73 meters. Using his pace factor, he then paced out distances and compared them to measurements with a tape, finding an average discrepancy of 6.1 meters.