How to measure bearings & triangulate locations with a Brunton Compass
There are few measurements in field geology as difficult to master as using a Brunton Pocket Transit compass to measure a bearing. Developing the technique needed to keep a compass body horizontal while lining up your target, the slot in the sighting arm, and the centerline in the mirrored lid will take a bit of practice, but it is definitely time well spent. Once you are able to measure accurate bearings, you will be able to use the process of triangulation to quickly resolve your exact location in a field area. Special Thanks: R. Fewtrell & S. Skinner Support CSUS Geology ———————————— Department: https://www.csus.edu/geology/ FB: / sacstategeo Insta: / sacstategeo

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THIS is How to Use a Compass and Map

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Basic Brunton Operation

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70) Strike and Dip measurement and reporting

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How I used a Pocket Transit

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How to Measure Strike and Dip with a Brunton Pocket Transit Compass

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THIS is how to use a compass - very simple

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The compass no one knows how to use

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Brunton Axis: Strike and Dip

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Do not orient a map - when using with a compass

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5 Tips and Tricks You Need To Know When Using a Compass

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Strike and Dip: How do I take a bearing using a Brunton compass?

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Intro to the Brunton compass

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THIS is how to use a Mirror Compass

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Sighting A Bearing

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Base Plate Compass, "every" part identified and explained

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GEOCOAST - Using Geological Compass: Measuring Strike, Dip & Dip Direction

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Land Nav 101: How to Use a Lensatic Compass the Right Way. A Beginners Guide!

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Compass Tricks: Judging Height and Distance

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Cave Survey - Brunton Pocket Transit User Guide

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