Grading Plan
From the terrain model, a longitudinal profile can be interpolated along the alignment. This can be used as a basis for the gradient design, which is also performed in a graphical, interactive editing program.
Guideline-Compliant
In ProVI, the grading plan – depending on the trade – is represented in accordance with the requirements of the DB AG guidelines or the guidelines for the creation of standardized design documents in road construction. The drawing regulations of the Austrian national railway company can also be taken into account. The labeling can be chosen in accordance with the scale and adapted in line with your specific project requirements.
Flexible
Our software allows you to represent and measure multiple terrain and gradient lines in a grading plan. An independent reference alignment can also be chosen here as a stationing alignment.
Bands
In the bands, you can include important route design values in an easy-to-read manner under the grading plan:
- Curvatures
- Cants and crossfall
- Lane widths
- Station and passing sight distances
- Obstructed vision
- Speed plots
- Cross-section numbers
Interdisciplinary
You can also integrate elements from other disciplines in the grading plan so that everyone can keep track of each other’s progress. Structures can be added as schematic blocks with the relevant label boxes.