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You can right click on your cave shapefile in ArcCatalog and assign a coordinate system- that'll be the one your cave coordinates are in. If you want to know the relationship between the cave and the surface, you'll need data that represents the surface. That's where the DEM comes in.I'd suggest spending ...Read More >>
Ok, I will now have to read up on how to tie the munter mule. never had to use it so i never practiced that one. Maybe then I will understand more, lol. This is the downfall of usually rigging on bomber trees. I never have to tie anything fancy so i am rather limited on situations i have had to tie off ...Read More >>
John Lovaas wrote:If you are interested in finding places in the cave survey that are close to the surface, you might try writing a SQL query with the Select by Attribute tool. I'm working in 9.1, so everything I am suggesting may be totally archaic and useless. Each cave survey station ...Read More >>
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