Create Reports - Feature Line Reports

Use this dialog box to select a corridor, an alignment, and the feature lines to include in a corridor feature line report. This report displays easting, northing, and level coordinates at the specified chainage interval for the feature lines. It also includes the coordinates of the carriageway VIP at those stations.

Select Corridor

Specifies the corridor to use in the report.

Select Alignment

Specifies the alignment to use in the report.

Sample Line Group

Specifies the sample line group to include in the report. This list is not available if Corridor Points is selected.

Type selector

• Corridor Points: Reports easting, northing, and level coordinates at the specified chainage interval for the selected feature lines and at the carriageway crown.
• Corridor Links: Reports offset, levels and chainage code information at each gradient break of the selected links.
• Surfaces: Reports a series of data for each chainage for the selected VIP sections.

List of Feature Lines/List of Corridor Links/List of Surfaces

This list changes depending on whether you choose to report the data based on Corridor Points, Corridor Links, or Surfaces. Select individual items, or use the buttons on the right to select all items in the list or to clear the entire selection.

Start Chainage

Specifies the start chainage for the report. This chainage is used for all selected items.

End Chainage

Specifies the end chainage for the report. This chainage is used for all selected items.

Chainage Interval

Specifies the chainage interval to use.

Save Report To

Specifies the location and file type for the report. Click the button and specify the folder and file type.

Create Report

Creates the report in the location specified and displays the report results.

When you click Create Report, you may be prompted to add stations to the corridor if the chainage interval you specified is different than the existing corridor sampling. If you click OK, the command applies the Chainage Interval setting to the corridor, which can result in increasing the frequency that data is reported. If you click Cancel, only the stations that are common based on the specified interval and the assembly insertion locations are presented in the report.

Increasing the frequency that data is reported is similar to using the Frequency To Apply Assemblies dialog box to add more stations to the corridor.

Additional chainage interval lines are added to the corridor in the drawing when you increase the frequency. You can control the display properties of these lines by changing the Link Style on the Codes tab of the Corridor Properties dialog box.