clinometer

The angle to the top is measured with the clinometer.

This is very similar to the way a clinometer is used.

We use a tape measure, a compass and a clinometer, which is like a level.

"Use the clinometer and see if you can get a rough measurement of her dimensions."

A clinometer is a hand held device used for measuring angles of slope.

There are different scales found in different models of the clinometer.

It requires the use of a laser rangefinder and clinometer.

A forester using a clinometer makes use of basic trigonometry.

We could get not safe footing upon it, and my clinometer indicated an angle of 48 or 49 degrees.

Then, using the clinometer, the observer measures the angle a between O and the top of the object.

The instruments needed include a laser rangefinder or a tape measure and a clinometer.

As the ship came dead center on the clinometer a small wire glowed in each detonator.

Horizon altitudes can be measured with a theodolite or a clinometer.

Do you know what a Clinometer is?

It is essentially a device that includes a laser-rangefinder, clinometer, and a compass.

The clinometer is also commonly used by foresters to obtain the percent slope of terrain.

As the research ship took a steep roll to starboard, he watched the digital numbers on the clinometer.

This, with its sight mount that again included a sight clinometer, replaced the No 3.

To attain Grade 3 it is necessary to use a clinometer in passages having appreciable slope.

Another instance where a laser rangefinder and clinometer are useful is if the canopy is high off the ground.

The cave is mapped by traditional survey techniques, using compass, clinometer and today with lasers instead of tape measures.

A hand held clinometer can only be read to an accuracy of about of a degree, leading to another source of error.

There are considerable advantages to using this method over the basic clinometer and tape tangent method.

The height and distance of the target point is measured using the laser rangefinder and clinometer.

Elevations were measured by a clinometer, a device using a spirit level to measure a vertical angle from the horizontal plane.