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@@ -22,18 +22,15 @@ GPS (use waypoint averaging for a couple of hours whilst you explore it).
There is a separate manual document for <a href="gps.htm">using GPS on
expo</a>.</p>
<div style="float: left; margin: 10pt;">
<a href="../../piclinks/ssvypl.htm">
<img src="../../tinypix/ssvypl.jpg"
width="122" height="122" alt="" />
</a></div>
<p>The main difference with a surface survey is that you can see, and are not
<p>
<a href="../../piclinks/ssvypl.htm"><img src="../../tinypix/ssvypl.jpg"
width="122" height="122" alt="" class="onleft" /></a>
The main difference with a surface survey is that you can see, and are not
constrained by passage walls. The lack of walls may mean that all survey
points are on the floor, which can be a pain. It is useful to use one or two
"survey staffs", which may be as simple as a stick shoved in a grike, or a
photographic tripod which is handy. Make sure not to place a compass too near
anything made of steel ! An aluminium pole (old tent pole, ski stick or any
anything made of steel! An aluminium pole (old tent pole, ski stick or any
odd bit of tube or angle) is light and effective. Making it a useful length
(eg. 1m or 1.5m) means it can double as a ruler for measuring features.
Surface survey legs tend to be longer than underground ones, so errors from