Difference between revisions of "CPCRW 2013-07-15"
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* 2pcs Extendable Range Pole | * 2pcs Extendable Range Pole | ||
* 6pcs 1.2m Range Poles | * 6pcs 1.2m Range Poles | ||
| − | * Camera, Lens, Battery, Remote Trigger | + | * Camera, Lens, Battery, Remote Trigger, memory card |
* Additional Marker Plates | * Additional Marker Plates | ||
* Nails | * Nails | ||
* Field book | * Field book | ||
* Lunch | * Lunch | ||
| − | * Marker Plates | + | * Labeled Marker Plates |
| + | * 30m tape measure | ||
| + | * Gas for fourwheelers | ||
| + | * GoPro & atv mount | ||
| + | * gps & gps mount for logging camera positions | ||
| + | ** could we use sxblue gps with semi-RTK? | ||
To Do: | To Do: | ||
| + | * calculate / measure coverage of lens @ 18mm at varying heights. | ||
| + | ** compute 90% overlap | ||
* Set up RTK GPS system at the thermo-erosion site. | * Set up RTK GPS system at the thermo-erosion site. | ||
* While one person places the marker plates the other will survey them using the RTK gps system | * While one person places the marker plates the other will survey them using the RTK gps system | ||
** I am not sure how long this will take, I'm budgeting for two days. I have the GPS set up to position average for 20 seconds per point. So, there is a finite number of points we can do per day and I don't know how many points we'll end up taking until we get out there. | ** I am not sure how long this will take, I'm budgeting for two days. I have the GPS set up to position average for 20 seconds per point. So, there is a finite number of points we can do per day and I don't know how many points we'll end up taking until we get out there. | ||
* After the plates are surveyed in (or while one of us is surveying, can play that by ear), we'll also conduct a photo survey using a camera mounted at about 5 meters above the ground surface. | * After the plates are surveyed in (or while one of us is surveying, can play that by ear), we'll also conduct a photo survey using a camera mounted at about 5 meters above the ground surface. | ||
| + | * Time Depending: Maybe also swing by the North Facing High Site to check on the battery. | ||
| + | * Shooting for 90% coverage on the photos. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:11, 15 July 2013
Thermo-erosion Survey Location: http://binged.it/10NHaxw
To Bring:
- RTK gps system pelican case with all batteries fully charged
- Survey Tripod
- Label Maker
- 2pcs Extendable Range Pole
- 6pcs 1.2m Range Poles
- Camera, Lens, Battery, Remote Trigger, memory card
- Additional Marker Plates
- Nails
- Field book
- Lunch
- Labeled Marker Plates
- 30m tape measure
- Gas for fourwheelers
- GoPro & atv mount
- gps & gps mount for logging camera positions
- could we use sxblue gps with semi-RTK?
To Do:
- calculate / measure coverage of lens @ 18mm at varying heights.
- compute 90% overlap
- Set up RTK GPS system at the thermo-erosion site.
- While one person places the marker plates the other will survey them using the RTK gps system
- I am not sure how long this will take, I'm budgeting for two days. I have the GPS set up to position average for 20 seconds per point. So, there is a finite number of points we can do per day and I don't know how many points we'll end up taking until we get out there.
- After the plates are surveyed in (or while one of us is surveying, can play that by ear), we'll also conduct a photo survey using a camera mounted at about 5 meters above the ground surface.
- Time Depending: Maybe also swing by the North Facing High Site to check on the battery.
- Shooting for 90% coverage on the photos.
