C. F. Raymond
Abstract
A newly developed bore-hole inclinometer permits the determination of bore-hole configurations with greater accuracy and efficiency in comparison with earlier systems of inclinometry. Instrument orientation is given to within 0.1° in magnitude of tilt and 10° in azimuth of tilt by an electrical output which can be read remotely from the surface.
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A newly developed bore-hole inclinometer permits the determination of bore-hole configurations with greater accuracy and efficiency in comparison with earlier systems of inclinometry. Instrument orientation is given to within 0.1° in magnitude of tilt and 10° in azimuth of tilt by an electrical output which can be read remotely from the surface.
Key concepts: Inclinometer, Tilt (camera), Azimuth, Geology, Borehole, Orientation (vector space), Geodesy, Remote sensing