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What is the line on the map that connects all the points having the same elevation?
Ah, that's a lovely question, friend. The line on a map that connects all the points with the same elevation is called a contour line. It helps us visualize the shape of the land and understand its various heights and slopes. Just like painting, contour lines add depth and beauty to our understanding of the world around us.
What is a vertical interval in a Orthophoto map?
A vertical interval in an Orthophoto map refers to the difference in elevation between contour lines or other elevation markers on the map. It represents the height difference between two adjacent elevation points on the map. This measurement is crucial for understanding the topography and terrain of the area depicted in the Orthophoto map. A smaller vertical interval indicates steeper terrain, while a larger vertical interval suggests more gradual slopes.
How do you find the elevation of a point?
(Another contributor wrote:)Introduction :To find the elevation of any point we have a some way one of them is closed level circuit , which in this way we can cheCk our result .And we can apply this method in the place that we cannot find difference elevation between them by sample leveling because of the distance between the points and their large difference elevation of the points .to the sighting distances between the two points is to great for the leveling staff to be read , because the sighting distance from instrument to staff is depending upon the purpose of leveling and the required accuracy . in ordinary leveling operation the maximum length of sight should not exceed about (75 m).for precise leveling with the engineer is level , sights should be limited to about (30-50)m.In this way we must divide the distance between the two main points in two some station and detect the middle of any section two setting up the level instrument at these place .The only difference point between first and second type of closed leveling is that here , his not equal to zero and it is equal to the difference of elevation of first and end point of the line so at the first type.Aim of the test1. to determine the elevation of the point from a known point elevation .2. checking the the elevation of the first point .3. find the height of the point by a large accuracy and repair reading error .Advantages1. at applying any method of leveling we cannot finish the process without making mistakes ,so this way help us to reduce this mistakes by starting the process from a point which its elevation is known and ending the process at the point .2. we can calculate the difference elevation between two points that their distance is greater than tha allowable distance that we can do it by one leveling process .Equipment1. level instrument2. staff3. tripod4. chalk5. tape meterProcedureAt the first time we must find the two points that we want determine the difference height between them , after that we will divide the distance between the points to two or more section , this is because it that we cannot find it by one level process, after that we detect some other place to return to the first point that is to know the ratio of errors that we have made at applying the work.Then we will detect the center of each section to setting up the level instrument at this point, at this time we must apply the midpoint leveling, because it's a best method for leveling at high accuracy. Then we can read the first point (back sight 1) and read the second point (fore sight 1). After that we must change the place of level instrument to second section and setting up the level at the center between (foresight 1 ) which in this step called (back sight 2) and (fore sight 2).The point of (f.s 1)and (b.s 2) is known as turning point .We will complete the other section such as the previous process.At the last to determine the difference elevation between the two main points( ∆H), we must sum the difference elevation of each section ( ∆H= ∆ h1+ ∆ h2 +∆ h3+………+∆ hn), and at last the summation of all (∆H) must be equal to zero, but it is allowable to make errors till (20 mm), but if the total of all errors more than allowable error, the process must be refused.CalculationStation 1Distance between A & B= 22 mPoint A B.S 1=1.403 mPoint B F.S 1=1.361 m∆h1= B.S 1- F.S 1 = 1.403 - 1.361 = 0.042 mStaition 2Distance between B & C= 28 mPoint B B.S 2= 1.678 mPoint C F.S 2= 1.020 m∆h2= B.S 2- F.S 2= 1.678 - 1.020 = 0.658 mStaition 3Distance between C & D =12 mPoint C B.S 3 =1.938 mPoint D F.S 3 =0.785 m∆h3 = B.S 3- F.S 3 = 1.938 - 0.785 = 1.198mStaition 4Distance between D & E =16 mPoint D B.S 4 = 0.557 m elevation= 103.477 mPoint E F.S 4 =1.788 m∆h4 = B.S 4- F.S 4= 0.557 - 1.788 = - 1.231 mStation 5Distance between E & F = 30 mPoint E B.S= 0.310 mPoint F F.S= 1.954 m∆h5= B.S5 - F.S5 = 0.310 - 1.954 = -1.644 mStation 6Distance between F & A =28.9 mPoint F B.S 6= 1.972mPoint A F.S 6= 1.005m∆h6= B.S 6 - F.S 6 = 1.972 - 1.005 = 0.967 mDiscussionAt this test we talked about one of the leveling methods which it is the closed series level circuit.In this test we determined the distance in elevation by closed level circuit, at any leveling process we have made some errors that is caused from the number of station or wrong reading the point by the students, and the weather was not suitable for working because it was cold there was strong wind at that time. At ending the report we knew that that our amount of error was equal to (0.010 m) that it is less than global standard allowable error that is (0.020 m),Sources of errors1. personal error2. instrument error3. natural error.
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How tall is Mount Tamalpais?
Mount Tamalpais, located in the US state of California, has an elevation of 2,575 feet. Some mountains within 50 miles of Mount Tamalpais are Mount Diablo, Howell Mountain, Mission Peak, and Mount Allison.
What is the lowest elevation point in the US?
what is the lowest point of elevation in the United States
Where is the highest point of elevation in the US?
Mt. McKinley, in Alaska.
What is the lowest point in elevation in the entire US?
death valley
What is the lowest point in elevation in the US?
badwater basin or death valley
Where is is the point of lowest elevation in the US?
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What landform makes up the highest point of elevation in the us and Canada?
Mount McKinley, located in the Alaska Mountain Range, is the highest point of elevation in the United States and Canada.
Is plains elevation high or low?
Usually their elevation is low, but sometimes it can be high (for example the highest point in the US High Plains is 7800 ft.).
In general which higher elevation Alaska or Florida?
Alaska who's highest point is Mt. McKinley, 20,320 feet and lowest point is sea level. Florida's Highest point is 345 feet and lowest point is sea level. alaskaThe US State of Alaska has an average elevation higher than the US State of Florida.
What is the highest point of the continental US?
The highest point in the continental US is Mount Whitney, located in California with an elevation of 14,505 feet (4,421 meters) above sea level.
In what city is the lowest point of elevation in the US?
New Orleans -8 ft below sea level
Which US state has the highest average elevation?
Colorado has the highest average elevation among all U.S. states, with an average elevation of around 6,800 feet. The state is known for its Rocky Mountains, which contribute to its overall high elevation.
What is the highest elevation in hillsborough county fl US?
The top of Kennedy Hills Drive, in Seffner, is the hightest point.
