Topographic Profiles and Gradient

Demo of how to create a topographic profile and calculate the gradient between two points on a map.

[@cyboyentertainment92]

Incredibly useful. Virtual learning isn't easy but you just made it easier.

[@PaulaPerez-ob5lf]

Thank you so much for this video, my son was having trouble in school on this subject and thanks to u for the explanation it was more easy for him to understand that! Thanks again

[@seemanirwal7709]

This video was very very helpful ! Thank you so much !! Keep up the good work.

[@akbarjawed1]

Such a crystal clear explanation. Thank you

[@primem9824]

I found this video very helpful! You should give all of your students 100s in class too!

[@vanii4310]

This was really helpful not gonna lie, continue doing your work, and thanks🙏🏽👍🏽

[@danieledelstein9129]

Thanks a lot, really helpful!

[@julioasencio8903]

Great job on explaining topographic

[@happytrails5342]

This helped so much, thank you, take care

[@jimohyusufbabatunde-ce7gi]

This is incredible sir. Infact it really help me in my design

[@lamenkwe6352]

life saver...thank you!

[@shamakhatri3366]

Thanks for the video sir ♥️this really helps me alot 🙌🏻

[@wizebattlemaster6975]

Nice explanation... Sir... Tq

[@gizachewmengstie2909]

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[@blazetech6614]

Best Teacher

[@SMILEY649]

Thx for the help. :DDD

[@robertoc.b.534]

Are we supposed to measure distance to the first point on the next contour line when crossing it as we measure? When you measure to the other side of the contour line, you are adding distance that is on the same elevation, so it is not affecting the value for change in elevation but it is still affecting the total value of distance. This would give you a lower gradient in cases where that contour circle is very large. Everything else I understood, but this part doesn't make sense. Thank you in advance for your videos and for the answer.

[@jimohyusufbabatunde-ce7gi]

Yeah, I go your question despite the fact that I need to re-read it several timesn😂😂...... You can repeat the video again because both point C and D are in different elevation........
Let us now assume that the C and D are in same elevation, definite their won't be any change in elevation between the two. The elevation will now be 25 or 50 or 75 depending on the contour line it falls.
I think I have answered your questions. Thanks 👍👍👍

[@mahadow1]

Great 👍🏿

[@quachuonglilac]

Thank you. The video is very helpful for my next exam ^^

[@brandy6650]

Thanks dude

[@muhammadramzansulaman4852]

Hi Sir ! What method/How will we use to double the size of topographical maps by free hand drawing..?

[@matthewgyabeng7245]

Very good for self tuition

[@Recordingization]

Thanks for the video.Very good introductiom of topograph profile.I have one question ,whether is the gridient for all directions?

[@jimohyusufbabatunde-ce7gi]

Yes. That is why the formula is been given once you apply the formula very well definitely you get your problem solved. Thanks for your understanding❤

[@coniferousforests8030]

so it is basically change in elevation either up or down.)) I thought it was measuring only the way up =D and... mileage on the roller-coaster differs from the map surface which is flat. How do we account for that or it doesnt really matter?

[@jimohyusufbabatunde-ce7gi]

It doesn't matter just the place the higher contour value minus the lower contour value then you get you answered

[@muhamm604]

Thank you mr

[@Linatube891]

Nice

[@gedamumossie5952]

thank you teacher

[@user-qc5sk9vu7v]

How about the difference between A and B?

[@mortezabegi8370]

👍

[@fredmartin5179]

Are the units not supposed to be uniform before you explain the gradient?

[@jimohyusufbabatunde-ce7gi]

Anyhow it be just apply your formula and you got your problem solved

[@Recordingization]

Or is the current gradient only for one path between C and D?

[@jimohyusufbabatunde-ce7gi]

Yes

[@aliali-ei3ny]

Wrong

[@xponent71]

1 star, did not like

[@Minh-fo5fd]

why?