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CUCC Expo Surveying Handbook
What is a cave survey?
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few times have used cave surveys and can get some feel of what the cave is like
from them. But what actually goes into the making of such a "map"?
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The idea of the survey is to produce a map of the cave that is accurate,
useful for route finding and possible connections (and look pretty). Enough
detail needs to be recorded that every passage is recognisable, whilst those
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to better understand the difficulties and thus to improve the standard of
recording.
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The basic survey is simply a series of straight lines connecting a
number of points together. This is constructed by measuring the distance
between points, and taking a compass bearing and clinometer reading from each
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