3.3.4 · Survey a Cave
The Station Page
Everything one station holds: media, survey numbers, walls and air.
Open it: From a line or the list.
Tap a station under the map on a Cave Line's page (3.7.2 Measure and Survey), or in the Stations list on the Details tab (3.3.5 Managing Stations).
Share: The whole station, as one file.
The share button sends the station as a .speleostation file, with its splays and its media. A teammate imports it into their project (8.3 Import).
Items: Everything on the station.
Every photo, scan, tape line, video and note on the station; tap one to open it. Add Note writes a note here; edit or delete a note, or delete a video. To put a photo or video on a station, use Assign in the viewer (6.3.2 Tools, Import and Sharing).
Survey: Leg: The shot from the previous station.
Slant, Horizontal and Vertical distance, Azimuth and Inclination from the station before it (from the line's start for the first one): the numbers a traditional team reads off the instruments. In your units.
Survey: From origin: Where it is in the whole survey.
Path distance along the line, Straight distance and Bearing from the line's origin, Depth, and Elev gain and Elev loss on the way there.
Connections and LRUD: Its neighbors and its walls.
From and To name the stations before and after it with each shot, and every Branch that starts here. LRUD gives Left, Right, Up and Down, with Width and Height, when the station has wall data (3.4 Splays and LRUD).
Environment, splays and station view: Air, wall shots and the saved photo.
Environment: the air at the drop, with a sensor on. Splays: every wall shot from the station. Station view: the photo saved when you dropped it, which is how Inherit calibration finds its way back (3.2.2 The Cave Screen).