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End Area Volumes - Possible to include components other than simple cut/fill (e.g. unsuitable, substrata etc.)?
Nader Mostafa
Can the EAV report provide numbers other than just simple cut and fill? I understand that the "Create Cut Fill Volumes" command quantifies everything (which is great) - but I'd think the EAV function should be able to tabulate these components as well…
over 1 year ago
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End Area Volume - Classifications
Amber Willoughby
I am running InRoads SS4. I am trying to calculate cut but only in a certain part of the road. I have changed my template so I can ignore the components I need to in order to get that certain section. My issue is the following: there is a column in the…
over 3 years ago
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RE: Corridor volume calculation
Beebe Ray
We have a short course on Cross Sections called Creating, Analyzing and Volumes that may be helpful to review prior to performing volume calculations.
over 7 years ago
OpenRoads | OpenSite
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OpenRoads (Geopak) End-Area Volumes problem
Sean Keene
Hello, I am having a problem with my corridor design surface not showing up in the General area of the End-Area Volumes tool. The exisitng surface is listed but the corridor design surface is not however, the components of the corridor do show in the…
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over 9 years ago
OpenRoads | OpenSite
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Re: Volume of unsitable material
Thomas Taylor [Bentley Civil]
Looking at your screenshot, there are a couple of things to consider: Make sure that you have the correct surface set in the surface combo box. The features you need to use should be closed features. closed features in the surface will display…
over 14 years ago
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End Area Volumes in Cross Sections
Neal Styka
I have 2 sets of cross sections recently where I needed to get volumes from my cross sections that are cut at 50' intervals. Ocassionally I have had to hand end the cross sections to change a particular cut or fill or if for some reason the components…
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over 14 years ago
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End Area volumes
Brian L
If your design surface has two existing surfaces at one cross section do you have to run the volume calulations twice, once with each surface? How does this affect fill factors and unsuitable materials. Thanks, From the help file - "You may have…
over 14 years ago
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Classification of Components in Cross Sections
Chris Key
(Posted on behalf of Bentley User) When creating cross sections displaying OG and our Design surface, we can't get our components to show up under classifications.
over 10 years ago
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OpenRoads | OpenSite Forum
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