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Bearing Conversion
Convert between DMS, Decimal Degrees, Quadrant bearings and Azimuths.
DMS ↔ Decimal Degrees
Result
Decimal Degrees
DMS
Quadrant Bearing ↔ Azimuth
Result
Azimuth
Quadrant Bearing
Traverse / COGO
From a known point, compute a new coordinate using a bearing and distance.
Known Point
Bearing (Azimuth)
New Point
Bearing (Azimuth)
ΔEasting
ΔNorthing
New Easting (E2)
New Northing (N2)
Inverse (Coordinates → Bearing & Distance)
Enter two known points to compute the bearing and distance between them.
Point 1
Point 2
Result
ΔEasting
ΔNorthing
Distance
Azimuth
Quadrant Bearing
Back Azimuth
Horizontal Curve
Enter radius and delta angle to calculate all curve elements.
Delta Angle (Δ)
Curve Elements
Radius (R)
Delta (Δ)
Arc Length (L)
Tangent Length (T)
Chord (C)
Mid-Ordinate (M)
External Distance (E)
Degree of Curve (Da)
Slope Reduction
Reduce slope distance and vertical angle to horizontal distance and height difference.
Vertical Angle — Elevation Angle (+ up, − down)
Result
Slope Distance
Vertical Angle
Horizontal Distance
Height Difference
Rise & Fall / Reduced Levels
Enter BS, IS, FS for each station. Starting RL required. Leave unused rows blank.
Station
BS
IS
FS
Rise
Fall
RL
Totals
Grade Calculator
Enter two reduced levels and the horizontal distance between them.
Result
Rise / Fall
Grade %
Grade Ratio
Fall per metre (mm)
Total fall over distance
Area & Unit Converter
Enter area in any unit — all others update automatically.
Area Conversions
Chain / Link → Metres
Chain / Link Result
Chains input
Links input
Total Metres
📌 GPS Location
Uses device GPS to capture your current position. Tap the button and allow location access when prompted.
Position
Latitude (DD)
Latitude (DMS)
Longitude (DD)
Longitude (DMS)
Accuracy
Altitude
Datum: WGS84. Accuracy reflects device GPS signal — see disclaimer for limitations.
Basic Calculator
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Disclaimer
IMPORTANT — Please Read:
This app is provided for informational and field-assistance purposes only. Results must be verified against original survey data, registered plans, and applicable standards before use in any legal, cadastral, engineering, or construction context.
GPS Accuracy Notice: The GPS Location function uses your device's built-in GPS receiver. Mobile phone GPS is typically accurate to 3–15 metres under open sky conditions, and significantly less accurate indoors, under canopy, or near tall structures. It is not suitable for cadastral survey, precise setting out, or any work requiring sub-metre accuracy. Always use a calibrated survey-grade instrument for professional survey work.
The provider assumes no legal liability for errors, omissions, or misuse of results. Always verify with a licensed surveyor or qualified professional before acting on any result.