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    Fieldwork

    PACING A DISTANCE

    Date Performed : ________________


    Date Due : ________________
    Date Submitted : ________________

    Objective:
    To learn the individual pace factor and to become familiar with the measurement of
    distance by pacing.

    Location:

    A
    LINE 1

    LINE 2

    D
    Instruments needed:

    1 range pole
    1 steel/plastic tape

    Procedure:

    A. To determine the individual pace factor.


    1. Lay an 80 m line (Line 1) distance on the ground and mark the ground.
    2. Starting from the first point count the number of paces by walking with natural
    steps up to the other point.
    3. Repeat no. 2 up to 10 times.
    4. Compute the average of the 10 pacing.
    5. The pace factor is determined by dividing 80 m by the computed average
    pacing.

    B. To measure distance by pacing.


    1. Draw Line 2 as indicated on the map, with an unknown length. Mark the
    beginning and the end of Line 2.
    2. Starting from the initial point count the number of paces by walking from one
    end to another end of Line 2.
    3. Repeat no. 2 up to 5 times.
    4. Compute the average of the 5 pacings.
    5. Multiply the average pacing by the pace factor, computed in Letter A. The
    product is the distance between the two points.
    6. Record the data on the provided space.
    7. Measure the distance of Line 2 (TP) and compute the Relative Precision of your
    pace factor using the given formula.

    Tabulation and Computation of Data:

    A. To determine the individual pace factor.

    Trial Line Horizontal No of Paces


    Distance
    1 A-B
    2 B -A
    3 A-B
    4 B -A
    5 A-B
    6 B -A
    7 A-B
    8 B -A
    9 A-B
    10 B -A
    I. Computation:
    𝐻𝐷
    𝑃𝐹 =
    𝐴𝑁𝑃
    Where:
    PF = Pave Factor
    HD = Horizontal Distance
    ANP = Average Number of Paces

    B. Measurement of the Distance by Pacing

    Trial Line Taped No of Paces


    Space
    1 C–D m
    2 D-C m
    3 C–D m
    4 D-C m
    5 C–D m
    6 D–C m
    7 C–D m
    8 D–C m
    9 C–D m
    10 D-C m

    I. Computation of Paced Distance


    𝑃𝐷 = 𝑃𝐹 𝑥 𝐴𝑁𝑃
    Where:
    PD = Paced Distance
    PF = Pace Factor
    ANP = Average Number of Paces

    II. Computation of Relative Precision


    |𝑇𝐷 − 𝑃𝐷|
    𝑅𝑃 =
    𝑇𝐷
    Where:

    RP = Relative Distance
    TD = Taped Distance
    Remarks/Findings:

    Conclusion:

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