Any veterans up for some cave cartography?

[JupiterCries]

Check out my post on KCUrbex dealing with a site that i found.

http://kcurbex.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=799#799

[Hiccup]

how soon were you wantin to do that?

[KC77CJ7]

The may sound a little silly, I watch too many movies, but that new movie The Cave had some interesting technology, namely what looked like sonar cave mapping. It would probably be WAY over the budget of most people, but a cool toy nonetheless. So, ever heard of anything like that? It would make mapping almost too easy

[JupiterCries]

something like a week and a half or two and a half weeks...

perhaps a sunday

[JupiterCries]

The may sound a little silly, I watch too many movies, but that new movie The Cave had some interesting technology, namely what looked like sonar cave mapping. It would probably be WAY over the budget of most people, but a cool toy nonetheless. So, ever heard of anything like that? It would make mapping almost too easy

I had hoped to obtain an ultrasonic tape measurer to get accurate width of the corridors and length and heighth... but nothing like giving a ping out and having it show up on a screen hehe

[caver]

Most likely it's been mapped by organized cavers and you can get a copy of the map from DNR if it's in Missouri. I don't have the address handy but it's in Rolla.
They charge a few bucks for shipping and copying.

[ze_beeved]

Quite simply, with a little bit of measuring and a transit(survey tool) we could map it quite easily

[kcexplorer]

id like to go out on this excursion along with some of my other members

[ze_beeved]

Send him a PM over on urbex to let him know