Use corridor sections to examine the assemblies that make up a corridor model, as well as the surrounding civil objects, such as surfaces and pipe networks.
Sample lines are generated along a corridor's baseline alignment. Sections and section views are then created to visualize the corridor and surrounding terrian up to a specified swath width on either side of the baseline. The sections can also be used to calculate corridor material volumes.
If a sample line intersects with assemblies that are included on another baseline, then they may also be included in volume calculations that are done on the sample line group.
For more information, see Understanding Corridor Modeling and Understanding Assemblies.
Topics in this section
- Positioning Sample Lines on a Corridor
Depending on the angle of the sample line relative to the parent baseline, a corridor section can be displayed in either of two ways.
- Sampling Multiple Corridor Baselines
A corridor section may sample multiple corridor baselines.