Edge of pavement lines and elevations on profile frame drawings

RE: Edge of pavement lines and elevations on profile frame drawings

Mark Marnell — Thu, 21 May 2020 09:24:37 GMT

Nice - I have never seen that before. If I think of a solution, I will post here.

RE: Edge of pavement lines and elevations on profile frame drawings

Thokozane M — Thu, 21 May 2020 07:44:58 GMT

Using SS2, I projected the EOPs on the road CL alignment. Then I annotate the EOP features' OFFSET and ELEVATION. The image bellow shows the final result.

RE: Edge of pavement lines and elevations on profile frame drawings

Mark Marnell — Thu, 21 May 2020 06:59:49 GMT

I have never seen a cross sectional offset being annotated on a profile - not even sure it can be done as everything is projected onto the chainage/level 'plane'. How do you do it at present?

RE: Edge of pavement lines and elevations on profile frame drawings

Thokozane M — Wed, 20 May 2020 18:29:27 GMT

Hi Mark Marnell the solution was helpful for the EOP elevations. I've been struggling to conjure up a solution for determining EOPs offsets from the active alignment. Could you kindly assist with the solution for determining EOPs offset and showing them on the profile. Thanks.

RE: Edge of pavement lines and elevations on profile frame drawings

Mark Russell — Sun, 11 Aug 2019 01:30:35 GMT

Thanks a lot for this Mark. This has resolved my problem. :-)

RE: Edge of pavement lines and elevations on profile frame drawings

Mark Marnell — Thu, 08 Aug 2019 10:29:16 GMT

Mark

This is what you need to do. The EOP needs to be projected on to the centreline profile

1. Edit the Annotation group to add an alias - this will pick up the projected EOP profile. In the image below, I have called it 'EOP' - I could have two e.g.Left EOP/Right EOP. Click the '...' to display the alias dialog, and add.

2. The Row Definition has 'Z along EOP' - set the text favorite to give you the required value.

3. When you annotate the profile, a dialog will appear giving you the choice of feature to use as 'EOP'.

In my example, my annotation box is at the bottom of the frame.