Example 1
In the next example, we compare the usual data that we have of two routes with different difficulty.
The data that we normally have is:
| track 1 | track 2 | |
| distance: | 63,02 km. | 27,02 km. |
| accumulated meters: | 785 m. | 735 m. |
This comparison encourage us to believe that track 1 is harder than track 2, as the distance is the double and there are some more accumulated meters.
But when we analyze them, we can see that in track 1 we rise the 35% of the total km and there is an average rising of the 3.5%. On the other hand, in track 2 we rise the 42,7% of the total km and there is an average rising of the 6.3%.
The IBP index show us a greater hardness in track 2.
| track 1 | track 2 | |
| IBP | 53 CC | 63 AA |
