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I have been looking for this for a long time, and now it's time to ask the question to the people who might know the answer. I work with several seabed DTMs and often create profiles to view vertical shifts. Mostly I have one design survey with lots…

Hello, I have an existing alignment that I am using as a center line to cut my cross sections, and I have a second alignment (edge of road) that I need to show as a point on the cross section. I need to show the distance and elevation of the second…

Hello, need some help here. I have created a roadway off of a template and the existing surface/proposed horizontal and vertical curve. When I process it all, and click the toggle on for showing cut and fill values, it shows them in the cross section…

I have been looking at a bunch of forums trying to locate a solution to my problem, but have not found what I am looking for. So I am asking for some advice. I have created a Horizontal alignment from cogo points that have and XYZ location. When I…

Hello, can anyone help? I Use BRT, but this is more geared towards the actual roadway. I copied and pasted what I had sent out in the other forum. I created a corridor, I then used the roadway designer and processed. In the roadway designer, it shows…

I am trying to find existing slope conditions along a 280 mile corridor. I need locations where a 5% and 3% slope exist within 100ft of the track CL (rail). Is there anyway that I can set up some type of filter that will highlight the area where these…

Has anyone talked about the difference of modeling fills using a ration (e.g. 4:1) versus slope percentage (25%) particaularly regarding transitions? Example: A 2:1 slope transitioning to 4:1. One could expect the midpoint of this transition to be…

Hello, I am having trouble with some components in my cross sections not displaying. I have check the styles to make sure the display options are correct and they are since I have components of the same style displaying at different stations. Everything…

Hi guys, Recently we came upon a problem where the contractor wanted us to report on changes in the elevation of the existing surface, areas where we had no determined points. The image below shows the OG and our Muskeg surface. The below…