Relative position, allowing the station and height toīe altered. Camera positionĬan be controlled directly on the alignment or on a This type of tool is nothing more than a program or an online application that allows you to easily view the content of the data stored in the TCP file. Viewer, with the option of changing between Points may be examined using a three-dimensional Once this data has been defined, the informationįrom the points taken from the scanner is added viaĪ set of coordinate files either with optional Various layers,def ined by parameters or by importing Theoretical tunnel templates, which can consist of Horizontal and vertical alignments and superelevationĭata, via numerical input or conversion from other The program also generates other results such as area and volume reports, deviation of the real alignment, inspection map, orthoimages and video simulation of the tunnel. They can be displayed in 2D or 3D, showing the infra and over-excavation zones, and can also be exported to DXF, with multiple customization options.
Starting from the point cloud, cross sections are calculated, which can be modified by a powerful editor. Correlated events are grouped by activity in the left pane. The illlustration below shows a correlated file opened in Network Monitor, with conversation enabled. Correlated ETL files group the relevant events together. This powerful application calculates tunnel cross sections for roads or railways, based on laser scanner data. Network Monitor 3.4 enables users to parse, filter, and view an ETL file (using Windows Vista or later).