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Area of Science:

Biomechanics
Human Physiology
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

Background:

Accurate human energy expenditure models are vital for health monitoring and performance optimization in demanding environments.
Estimating energy costs and traversal time in complex terrain is crucial for injury prevention and task guidance.
These models are critical for search and rescue operations, impacting resource allocation and mission success.

Purpose of the Study:

To examine terrain traversal time using publicly available GPS data from hikers.
To introduce a hybrid predictive model integrating two frameworks for estimating walking speed, energy expenditure, and time profiles.
To capture fatigue dynamics and provide a comprehensive representation of physical exertion by linking energy estimates with human and terrain factors.

Main Methods:

Utilized publicly available GPS data from hikers to analyze terrain traversal.
Developed a hybrid predictive model by integrating two existing frameworks.
Incorporated human and terrain factors, alongside fatigue dynamics, into the energy expenditure and time estimation.

Main Results:

The hybrid model demonstrated significantly improved prediction accuracy compared to conventional hiking-time formulas.
The model effectively estimates walking speed, energy expenditure, and time profiles, including fatigue dynamics.
The approach provides a more comprehensive representation of physical exertion in complex terrains.

Conclusions:

The developed hybrid model offers a powerful tool for planning and decision-making in high-stakes environments.
This work enhances health monitoring by accurately predicting physical energy expenditure and completion time for challenging hikes.
The model's improved accuracy supports optimized performance and injury prevention in physically demanding scenarios.