circularLoopAdd
0
0
400
395
Dialog
-
height (m)
-
false
<html><head/><body><p>The dip designates the angle between the normal and the ground. Zero designates a loop that is flat on the ground, whereas 90 is a vertical loop. This value in turn with azimuth allows for arbitrary orientation of the loops. If azimuth is zero, and dip is 90, the loop has a normal aligned in the northing direction. </p></body></html>
90.000000000000000
-
azimuth (°)
-
centre northing (m)
-
-999999999.000000000000000
9999999999.000000000000000
-
dip (°)
-
Qt::Horizontal
QDialogButtonBox::Cancel|QDialogButtonBox::Ok
-
<html><head/><body><p>Radius of the loop</p></body></html>
0.100000000000000
600.000000000000000
50.000000000000000
-
<html><head/><body><p>Akvo uses a positive down convention, a slight negative value to the loop height improves numerical stability using digital filtering hankel transforms. </p></body></html>
3
-99.000000000000000
-0.001000000000000
-
centre easting (m)
-
false
-
radius (m)
-
turns
-
-99999999.000000000000000
99999999.989999994635582
-
segments
-
1
100000
-
<html><head/><body><p>Currently Akvo/Merlin calculates circular loops using segments of wire, forming a polygon. Analytic circular loops may be added in the future. </p></body></html>
5
buttonBox
accepted()
circularLoopAdd
accept()
248
254
157
274
buttonBox
rejected()
circularLoopAdd
reject()
316
260
286
274