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Turn in lab 4 Please put your name, lab section, and perm number on your answer sheet.

Lab 5: Terrain Representation Yingjie Hu

Objectives Learn how terrain can be represented on maps and in digital forms. Learn how to read contour lines, plot a cross- section, compute slope, and understand vertical exaggeration.

Contour line Contour line: The oldest but very effective way to represent terrain on maps. How to read contour line?

Contour line

Profile A cross section of a sample of topography

Profile

Relief Highest minus the lowest elevation on a section of terrain.

Slope θ Degree Slope Tan θ = rise/run = 3/30 Θ = arctangent (3/30) Θ = 5.71 degrees Percent Slope (Rise/run) * 100 3/30 * 100 = 10%

Slope A B

Vertical Exaggeration = (horizontal scale )/(vertical scale) If the vertical scale is 1"=1000’ and the horizontal scale is 1"=2000’, the vertical exaggeration is 2x (2000’/1000’).

Vertical Exaggeration

Assignment Finish lab 5. Due date: Next Thursday (Nov. 10th)