Re: Edited, Final & Leg data

From: Peter MATTHEWS <matthews_at_melbpc.org.au>
Date: Sat Apr 05 2003 - 04:35:04 CEST

At 10:51 10-02-03 -0700, John Halleck wrote:
>On Mon, 10 Feb 2003, P A Hill & E V Goodall wrote:
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> > [...]
>
> > What is a leg? Is this the right term used by land surveyors?
>
> Personal pedantic comment.
> I'd grab a copy of landxml (the land surveyors xml) and see what they
> used for terminology.

The only place they seem to refer to it is as part of another term, i.e. "legNumber". I think we could pick up some good ideas from the work of the LandXML group, though a lot of their material is not relevant to our own work. We also have to keep in mind that although we need to remain compatible with land surveyors, our actual audience is cave surveyors. The definition for "Leg" given in Jennings' speleo glossary is: "A part of a survey traverse between two successive stations."

Peter Received on Sat Apr 5 04:41:02 2003

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