《brief introduction》
When entering the mountains and forests in an unknown or relatively unfamiliar environment, it is very important to know your location! In mountain accidents, the proportion of getting lost is always high. From the early use of paper maps with compasses to the use of offline maps on electronic devices after the development of technology, it is easier for ordinary mountaineers to grasp the direction and position when entering the mountains, which has greatly reduced the possibility of getting lost. This lecture will introduce map contours, compare the differences and usage methods of traditional paper maps and electronic offline maps, and finally share the incident of getting lost in the mountains of Jiaming Lake as a reference for getting lost.
《matters needing attention》
※The reading lectures in the library are free and free to enter. The admission time is 13:30-14:00 (children under 7 years old are welcome to enter at their own discretion). After the venue is full, admission will not be open. The lecture location will be adjusted as necessary depending on the number of participants, which is inconvenient Please forgive me!
 
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