Cave-Surveying digest, Vol 1 #66 - 10 msgs
Garry Petrie
garry.petrie@resurgentsoftware.com
Wed, 22 Jan 2003 00:15:43 -0800
Had to laugh, one meter from the walls if possible! Last year we
surveyed a lava tube to 1,600 feet and the average passage height was
only two and a half feet! Fortunately, it was a through trip to another
entrance (exit).
Garry Petrie
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> From: P A Hill & E V Goodall <goodhill@xmission.com>
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> To bring this back around to another thread on this list, that would
> suggest a much larger positioning error than a 1 cm mark on a
> rock, but certainly less than shooting to each others headlamp or any
> other such lower precision technique.