Re: Road Scholar B
Posted: September 20th, 2018, 3:20 pm
Ooooops forgot about this
Explain how you can find the time of day on a satellite image.
Explain how you can find the time of day on a satellite image.
Anomaly wrote:Ooooops forgot about this
Explain how you can find the time of day on a satellite image.
By reading objects' shadows like a clock
You're correct! only thing I'd add is establishing where North is firstdxu46 wrote:Anomaly wrote:Ooooops forgot about this
Explain how you can find the time of day on a satellite image.By reading objects' shadows like a clock
Wow, this died.dxu46 wrote:How would one calculate latitude and longitude on a 7.5 minute series topographic map?
Distance from one neat line to the point divided by the distance between neat lines multiplied by 150
uh idk why im doing this but im bored sodxu46 wrote: New Question:
Define and give a possible PLSS.
Finally!Anapolis wrote:uh idk why im doing this but im bored sodxu46 wrote: New Question:
Define and give a possible PLSS.
its a survey system that divides land in the us
nw1/4, sw1/4, sec20, T30N, R7W
north/south/east/west, type (around city, through city)Anapolis wrote:oh shoot my bad
What different things can the number(s) of a highway indicate?
umm thread revival? (the previous answer looks right to me lol)dxu46 wrote:north/south/east/west, type (around city, through city)Anapolis wrote:oh shoot my bad
What different things can the number(s) of a highway indicate?
Convert the following from azimuth to bearing or bearing to azimuth (you have to figure which is which) 1. S 43° W 2. 234° 3. N 68° E 4. 108° 5. 359° 6. S 12° W 7. N 89° E