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What Is in Front of Me? Geology Camera

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Shandal Geological Field Survey System · geologicalfieldsurvey.com

What is in front of me?

Fix your position, then start the camera and point it at the slope or the mountain.

Geology around you

Use your position or tap the map. The system reads the ground, the geological units and the faults around the point and builds a location sheet: elevation, slope, landform, the unit under your feet and around you, the local succession, the fossils to expect and the nearest active fault. The camera then names the units you are looking at.