Chapter

A Solved Problem

From Quantitative Problem Solving in Natural Resources by Peter Moore

Concepts

  1. Tilted Tape

    "In a rod-and-tape stream survey, a tape stretched across the channel should be level so that rod readings can be converted into elevations consistently. If the tape is tilted, the left and right edge

  2. Slope Correct

    "The difference between the two edge-of-water elevations provides the rise associated with the tape tilt, while the distance between those stations provides the run. Dividing rise by run gives the tap

  3. Quantitative Solution

    "A satisfactory correction should make the left and right edge-of-water elevations equal, remain self-consistent and reproducible, and be generalizable to other cross-section datasets. The solver shou

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