My 2.8 run: timestamp data
by: Mrs. Flagg (over 8 years ago)



Project #1683

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This map tracks my 2.8 mile run with my Girls on Track team on Nov. 17, 2015. Data points are at 2 minute intervals. My intent was to track the consistency of my run. Was I running at a consistent pace throughout the run? Did hills noticeably affect my pace?

Data was collected using MapMyFitness, an app on my phone that I carry with me when I run. Once tracked, I can see details of my run on my computer, including altitude, time, and distance at any point of the run. I then cross-referenced the two-minute markers with points on Google Maps, where I was able to obtain latitude and longitude information. 

This was all manual entry!

Guiding questions:

1. At what point along the timeline was the highest altitude of the run?

2. Was my pace consistent? (answer: YES!)

3. Look at the map: approximately where along the route is the 1 mile mark? The 2 mile mark?


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miles
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Timestamp
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Latitude
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My 2.8 run: timestamp data

Project #1683 on iSENSEProject.org


Description

This map tracks my 2.8 mile run with my Girls on Track team on Nov. 17, 2015. Data points are at 2 minute intervals. My intent was to track the consistency of my run. Was I running at a consistent pace throughout the run? Did hills noticeably affect my pace?

Data was collected using MapMyFitness, an app on my phone that I carry with me when I run. Once tracked, I can see details of my run on my computer, including altitude, time, and distance at any point of the run. I then cross-referenced the two-minute markers with points on Google Maps, where I was able to obtain latitude and longitude information. 

This was all manual entry!

Guiding questions:

1. At what point along the timeline was the highest altitude of the run?

2. Was my pace consistent? (answer: YES!)

3. Look at the map: approximately where along the route is the 1 mile mark? The 2 mile mark?



Fields
Name Units Type of Data
elevation
feet
Number
distance
miles
Number
Timestamp
Timestamp
Latitude
Latitude
Longitude
Longitude

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