GAPS
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User Guide
6.5.12
M
EASUREMENTS
The measurement window is used to follow the distance between two displayed objects.
These objects may be mobile or not. All items in the
Navigation Data
, point type
Annotations
, waypoints, events, sonar targets may be selected to compute measurements
among them.
6.5.12.1
Creating a Measurement
Access for
USBL Data
For USBL/LBL data, the measurement tool is available from
●
The menu
Navigation > Add Measurement…
●
The toolbar button
The
Measurement Pair Selection
window (see below) allows the selection of a pair of object
between which may be monitored several kinds of distances and angles:
●
Horizontal (Projected
and
Geographic)
,
Vertical
and
Slant Distances
●
Horizontal (Projected
and
Geographic
) and
Vertical Angle
Drag and Drop
In the Project view, in the
Navigation
folder, a simple drag and drop from one object onto the
other also adds a measurement in the list displayed in the Measurement window. By default,
the measurement drawn in the geographic display has the color from the source item color.
The last selected measurements from the pair selection window are also used by default.
Figure 61 - Drag and drop measurement
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