Create Reports - Slope Stake Report

Select Report Components

Select Corridor

Specifies the corridors to include in the report. Only corridors that are based on alignments with defined sample line groups are displayed.

Select a corridor from the list or click to select a corridor from the drawing.

Select Alignment

Specifies the alignment to include in the report. Only the alignments contained in the selected corridor are displayed.

Select Sample Line Group

Specifies the sample line group to include in the report. Only the sample line groups for the selected alignment are displayed.

Select Corridor Link

Specifies which corridor link to use in the report. A link is defined as a single straight-line segment between endpoints on a subassembly.

Add

Adds the selected corridor, alignment, and sample line group to the List of Corridors to include in the report.

List of Corridors

Include

Lists the corridors to include in the report.

Note: When a corridor is highlighted, the start and end stations are editable. See Report Settings below.

Alignment & Sample Line Group

Lists the alignment and sample line group that you selected.

Station Start & Station End

Displays the start and end stations for the selected sample line group.

You can edit these values using the Report Settings (see below).

Delete

Removes the corridor from the list.

Report Settings

Start Station & End Station

Displays the start and end stations for a highlighted sample line group. Click a sample line group name in the list to highlight it.

You can edit these values to change the range of stations included in the report. You can enter formatted or unformatted values, such as 2+50.95 or 250.95.

Save Report To

Specifies the name and location of the resulting report.

Create Report

Generates the report and saves it to the specified location.

Done

Closes the dialog box and discards changes to station ranges.

End Column Descriptions

• Row 1: Reports either cut (C) or fill (F) which is determined by the elevational difference between the last two offsets reported.
• Row 2: Reports the distance difference between the last two offsets reported.
• Row 3: Reports the slope value from the second-to-last offset point to the last offset point.

For example:

C 8.47

@33.87

S 1:4.00

Report Column Descriptions

• Row 1: Reports the point code.
• Row 2: Reports the offset value relative to 0+00.
• Row 3: Reports the elevation value at that offset.
• Row 4: Reports the slope from that point headed toward the next point (away from 0+00).

For example:

Daylight

-110.369

629.991

1:-4.00

Note: For slope values greater than 2:1, the value is reported as 1:X. For slope values less than 2:1, the value is reported as X%.