Inclinometer

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Inclinometer, known in many fields as an clinometer, is a common tool used in skiing to measure slope, vertical angles, and – in combination with distance measurements – elevation change or vertical drop.

Inclinometer, known in many fields as an clinometer, is a common tool used in skiing to measure slope, vertical angles, and – in combination with distance measurements – elevation change or vertical drop.

[edit] Also see

• Inclination
• Jump and Air Bump Shapers
• Measuring the Jump Angle
• Level
• Slope
• Grade
• Average Grade
• Average Width
• Mountain master planning process
• Maximum Grade
• Slope Length
• Vertical rise
• Maximum Grade
• Application for Freestyle Course Homologation
• Freestyle Course Homologation Program
• Aerial Course Specification
• Mogul Course Specification
• Trail designation system
• Green circle
• Blue Square
• Black diamond
• Double black diamond
• Terrain park
• Skier Rider Ability Level

[edit] Reference:

• See Wikipedia Clinometer [1]

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