Hello, I am sorry, but when I have tried, I was not able to reproduce your problem. Could you please post some small sample, where this behavior occurs? Thanks, S. On 15 February 2017 at 11:09, Torsten Schnitter via Therion < therion@speleo.sk> wrote:
Hi
I get a strange problem with survey data and clino numbers. I can't figure out the error and therefore need any help or advice.
I have to stations with this data: survey line_25 centreline -id "line_25" date 2014.09.23 cs lat-long walls on units compass degree data normal from to left right up down tape compass backcompass clino backclino .... IMO113 IMO114 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 58.7 132 309 0.5 -2.0 .... endcentreline endsurvey
The output is shown in attached picture "Clino-Problem.jpg" which is elevation view of course.
The problem is that this survey shot (grey line) is going much to high on the right side. The difference in height from left point to right point should be less than 1m (squares in background of image are 1m). I checked this with: sin(1.25°) x 58,7m = 1,28m. So the difference in height should be 1,28m. (The calculated average of clino should be 1,25°, shouldn't it!?) But the picture shows a difference of close to 5m related to the squares.
To show this strange problem more easy I changed the clino and backclino numbers to 0 and expected a horizontal shot: survey line_25 centreline -id "line_25" date 2014.09.23 cs lat-long walls on units compass degree data normal from to left right up down tape compass backcompass clino backclino .... IMO113 IMO114 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 58.7 132 309 0.0 0.0 .... endcentreline endsurvey
The output is shown in attached picture "Clino-Zero.jpg" and as you can see the shot is not horizontal. The difference in height is around 4m. But: sin(0°) x 58,7m = 0m. So the difference in height should be zero.
So what I'm missing or doing wrong?
Thanks for you help, Torsten
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