The angle in the horizontal plane between one line due south and one horizontal projection of the normal to the inclined plane surface is
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Let the inclined plane have a dip angle δ in a horizontal direction (dip direction) with azimuth φ (measured clockwise from north). The line “due south” has a horizontal azimuth of 180°. Show more…
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