Ground-mount terrain

Compare the ground, the grading plan, and the tables together

Use recorded elevation controls to screen terrain, compare grading options, and review fixed-table clearances before adopting a change.

What your team can do

01

Keep source review, coordinate references, supported terrain area, and separate checkpoint comparisons visible.

02

Save named grading planes and compare cut and fill over the same supported area.

03

Check vertical table clearance and support heights above existing terrain and proposed grading, including unavailable areas and negative gaps.

04

Review bounded table-height proposals, inspect existing and proposed surfaces in 3D, and explicitly adopt eligible changes with undo.

05

Export printable grading, clearance, and height reports with the assumptions and exclusions needed for review.

Included in this workflow

  • Source and coverage checks
  • Saved grading options
  • Clearance and height proposals
  • 3D comparison and reports
Important fit note

For recorded fixed-tilt tables. Terrain is interpolated from supplied controls; existing-ground clearances are sampled. Checkpoints require matching coordinates and documented independence. Results support screening, not survey accuracy, drainage, foundations, structural or civil approval. DSM-assisted creation and general 3D model import are not included.

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