Stakeout surface
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+ SURFACE&VOLUME |
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The function allows to determine in the field the design elevation of a three-dimensional surfaces loaded in current job.
For every position, the elevation of the current position is compared with the elevation interpolated on the surface and the difference of elevation is calculated.
The surfaces stakeout can be used for:
Stakeout of a planned surface in the field.
Quality check to test the correspondence between the built and the plan.
For more information on how to import or create a surface please refer to Surfaces and Volumes.
The command is also available from the Surfaces list.
Click Stakeout.
Click Surface.
Select from the list of available surfaces in the job the surface to stakeout.
Stakeout the surface
The software shows the surface stakeout page.
The side panel visualizes in real-time the difference of elevation between the current position and the elevation interpolated on the surface. The field above the cut/fill value shows the surface elevation at current position.
In the input field, manage the point name.
Click Measure to measure the current position with stakeout information.
Stakeout surface view mode
It is possible to change the surface stakeout view mode clicking on
icon.
CAD: shows the standard CAD view.
Elevation: shows in a readable way the cut/fill values and the current elevation of the surface. This view mode is recommended when the GNSS is used in machine control setup.
Elevation and CAD: shows in a split screen the CAD view and the cut/fill values with current elevation of the surface.
Change the surface during the stakeout
To change the surface to stakeout click the surface name on the left bar.
Select the surface to stakeout from the list of available surfaces in the job.
Apply a vertical offset to the surface
To apply a vertical offset to the surface to stakeout click on the left bar.
Enter the offset value.
Stakeout two surfaces
The software allows to stakeout in parallel two different surfaces, and have elevation differences to both the surfaces.
To add a second surface click Add and select the second surface.
The software shows the elevation differences from the current position to the two surfaces.
For each surface the software also indicates the current surface elevation and the difference in elevation between the two surfaces.
It is also possible to apply a vertical offset to the surfaces.