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Simplify Corridor Feature Line Extraction with a Marked Point

Posted by Dana Breig Probert, EIT on March 22nd, 2007

 

Sometimes if you build a corridor that has a complicated daylight or twisty baseline you wind up with "bowties" or little overlaps in the corridor feature line.... Sometimes you might run your assembly around your edge of pavement instead of down your centerline and have an overlapping centerline feature line... A Road You might want to extract a grading feature line or polyline because daylighting can sometimes be tricky around complicated corridors, or maybe you'd like to do some lot grading with grading objects and need that "base" feature line. Or Sometimes you might want a a feature line but nothing else- such as in a parking lot corridor. So how would you deal with this?  Press more to find out...

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