Inputs
Results
Columns
--
Rows
--
Measurement points
--
X spacing
--
m
Plane orientation
--
Record note
--
Calculation details
- Columns
- --
- Rows
- --
- Measurement points
- --
- X spacing
- -- m
- Y spacing
- -- m
- Task-plane height
- -- m
- Plane orientation
- --
- Record note
- --
Important notes
- Record the task plane height, orientation, site condition, and instrument details with field readings.
- Confirm the applicable Australian standard or project measurement method separately.
Formulas
- \(\displaystyle C = \left\lfloor\frac{L - 2O}{S}\right\rfloor + 1,\quad R = \left\lfloor\frac{W - 2O}{S}\right\rfloor + 1\)
- The result is local to the declared task plane and does not define the project measurement method.
Plan a local measurement grid on a declared task plane with boundary offsets and target point spacing.
Task-plane Measurement Grid Planner is a planning aid. Keep the target source, product data, measurement method, and project assumptions with the result. Confirm compliance, installation, certification, and safety decisions with the responsible professional.
FAQs
What is a task-plane grid?
It is a local grid for the surface where the visual task is assessed, such as a bench, desk, or vertical display plane.