Perhaps you mean MLLW? If so, it is the Mean Lower Low Water; a reference point for all other measurements of Datum.
Assumed ordnance datum is a reference point used in surveying and engineering to establish a consistent vertical level from which elevations are measured. It serves as a baseline for determining heights, depths, and levels of various geographical features or structures. This datum is particularly useful in areas where a formal or established mean sea level is not available, providing a practical standard for construction and mapping projects.
Tides are measured from a datum called the Mean Sea Level
Toonami is a cross between the words cartoon and tsunami, which might mean a tidal wave of cartoons.
The Legend is the reference area on a map that shows what symbols and colors mean.
if u mean harm animals then yes it does
Land-surface datum is a datum plane that is approximately at land surface at each well. If known, the elevation of the land-surface datum above sea level is given... Datum: any level surface, line, or point used as a reference in measuring elevations.
Above Ordnance Datum is a reference elevation used in surveying that is based on the mean sea level. It provides a standard benchmark for measuring height or altitude across different locations. This datum is commonly used in the UK and other countries for mapping and surveying purposes.
Assumed ordnance datum is a reference point used in surveying and engineering to establish a consistent vertical level from which elevations are measured. It serves as a baseline for determining heights, depths, and levels of various geographical features or structures. This datum is particularly useful in areas where a formal or established mean sea level is not available, providing a practical standard for construction and mapping projects.
national geodetic vertical datum
NAD83 (North American Datum of 1983) is a geodetic datum that provides a framework for mapping and spatial data, defining the Earth's surface in terms of latitude and longitude. In contrast, NAVD88 (North American Vertical Datum of 1988) is a vertical datum that establishes a standard for elevation measurements across North America, using a reference point based on mean sea level. While NAD83 focuses on horizontal positioning, NAVD88 is concerned with vertical positioning, making them complementary but distinct systems in geospatial applications.
The chart datum is about 825 mm below the mean sea level. This is usually a showing of the average of the lowest tides.
"Gib das heutige Datum ein" means "Enter today's date" in German.
Reduced level (RL) is calculated by determining the elevation of a point relative to a reference datum, typically mean sea level. To find the RL, you can use leveling instruments to measure the height differences between the point and a known benchmark. The formula is RL = Benchmark RL ± Height Difference, where you add or subtract the height difference based on whether you're measuring up or down from the benchmark. This provides the elevation of the point in relation to the reference datum.
above ordnance datum!
In the context of Civil Engineering, especially land surveying, Reduced Level "RL" refers to reducing (or equating) levels (elevations) to a common datum, which is either a real or imaginary location with a nominated elevation of zero. The most common convenient datum was mean sea level. On small surveys that require the collection of elevation data the datum can be assumed and for practical purposes it simply needs to be far enough below the survey area to avoid negative numbers, thus the starting point of a survey might be nominated to be RL 100.00
Data is the plural, roughly meaning information. Datum is singular and is used someti es to mean a Landmark or starting point, a geodetic Datum point, like in the Grabd Canyon or the Promontory Point in Utah, both recognized landmarks.
A reference symbol inside a basic dimension symbol indicates that the dimension is referenced to a specific datum or feature in the design. This helps clarify the relationship between the dimension and the referenced feature, ensuring accurate interpretation and manufacturing. It enhances the precision of technical drawings by providing context for where the measurement is taken from.