COMPARING POINTS TO SURFACE

COMPARING POINTS TO SURFACE

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COMPARING POINTS TO SURFACE

caddirt
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Is it possible to generate a report comparing the point elevations of one surface to the elevation of the surface either above or below it?  I'm hoping it is something I haven't found yet and not an add on.

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brian.strandberg
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For comparing two surfaces, the easiest is to create a tin volume surface, the elevations of which will represent the difference between the two.  

 

This doesn't line the points up exactly.  If you needed to do this, I would probably create a point group to represent all the points in surface 1 and use project explorer to compare to another surface.

 

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You can extract points from a surface fairly easily, as long as the points are displayed in the current style.

brianstrandberg_2-1714502968810.png

 

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Joe-Bouza
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Create a UDP and assign surface 2 to it

export to excel or table

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lim.wendy
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Hi Marc,

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