mérnyílásoknál

Mérnyílásoknál refers to a geological phenomenon related to the measurement and observation of geological structures, particularly in the context of surveying and mapping. The term is derived from Hungarian, where "mér" relates to measurement or surveying, and "nyílások" signifies openings or apertures. Therefore, "mérnyílásoknál" can be understood as pertaining to measurements taken at or near geological openings.

These openings can encompass a variety of features, such as fissures, faults, caves, sinkholes, or even man-made excavations like mine shafts or boreholes. The precise nature of the "mérnyílások" would depend on the specific geological context and the purpose of the survey. Geologists and surveyors might conduct measurements at these locations to understand the extent of geological discontinuities, assess their stability, or collect data for resource exploration or hazard assessment.

The type of measurements taken would vary. This could include determining the width, depth, orientation, and displacement of faults or fissures. For caves or sinkholes, measurements might focus on their dimensions, internal structure, and potential connectivity. In the case of boreholes, measurements would likely involve logging the geological strata encountered or monitoring subsurface conditions. The objective is to gather quantitative data that aids in the interpretation of geological processes and the characterization of the subsurface.