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List of Figures and Tables

Figures

Figure 1: The locations of each path in Google Earth.

• Figure 1a: Decayed asphalt/gravel path south of the river and lawn grass path north of the river.
• Figure 1b: Pavement path to the left and the combined length of the various loose sand paths (the precise location of each 200m path varied position along this line to avoid other visitors).
• Figure 1c: Tall grassland, 100m walked back and forth to create a 200m path.
• Figure 1d: Disturbed ground (disused quarry) path, 100m walked back and forth.
• Figure 1e: Bog path, 50m in length walked back and forth twice to create 200m.

Tables

Table 1: Pre-existing terrain coefficients based on metabolic rate (from Givoni and Goldman 1971; Soule and Goldman 1972; Pandolf et al. 1976; 1977; Yu et al. 2003; as summarised in Herzog 2014a).

Table 2: New terrain coefficients based on time.

Anonymised data. The time, measured in minutes, that each participant took to walk each terrain [Download as xlsx|csv].

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