This course is specifically targeted at Engineering Surveyors and builds on the foundations of the LSS Intermediate course and is also set at LSS Vista.
There is a session on configuring LSS for survey data loggers and processing a simple total station survey, with resection and hanging legs examples.
It covers converting third party data:– csv, LandXML with an alignment and 2-D DXF and a recommended procedure for converting from 2-D to 3-D DTM.
It goes on to merging two designs, applying surfaces with construction depths; Reporting Areas and Volumes without and with depths;
Formation level DTM modelling and exporting to various formats for setting out, DTM Stakeout and Machine Control
1. Session 1
1.1 Configuring LSS for Dataloggers
1.2 Downloading and Converting Survey Data
1.3 Input Load and Understanding the Load File format
1.4 Quality Assurance During the Data Load
1.5 How LSS deals with Resected Stations
1.6 The New Control Menu and Adjusting Multiple Observation Targets
1.7 Summary of the Session
2. Session 2
2.1 Converting Third-Party Data into LSS –an Overview
2.2 Converting an XYZ Data File
2.3 Converting a LandXML Data File
2.4 Creating Section Position Files from Alignment Strings
2.5 Converting a 2-D DXF File and Extracting Level Text Values
2.6 Summary of the Session
3 Session 3
3.1 Changing the 2-D Observations to match the 3-D values
3.2 Changing the Overlay to bring 3-D Levels into the Terrain
3.3 Changing the Levels to match a required Level
3.4 Calculating the Required Cut Fill Balance level from Volume Report
3.5 Merging the two DTMs together
3.6 Summary of the Session
4 Session 4
4.1 Adding Surfaces with Depths in the Survey
4.2 Calculating Areas
4.3 Computing Volumes – an Overview
4.4 Reporting Volumes without and with Surface Depths
4.5 Designing a Formation Level Model
4.6 Exporting Data to Third Party Software – an Overview
4.7 Exporting Data for Setting out
4.8 Exporting a Feature Legend to the logger
4.9 Summary of the Session
