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Road and terrain model comparison showing a route across a contoured site
Model comparison / route and terrain relationships

Technical / Model coordination study

Road meets terrain.

A road and terrain model study comparing the route with its surrounding landform.

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01 / The design question

How can the relationship between an alignment and the existing terrain be made easier to review?

02 / The approach

  1. Bring the route and surrounding landform into a shared model view.
  2. Use the comparison to communicate continuity, transitions and the relationship to the broader site.
  3. Keep the model presentation distinct from detailed civil-engineering verification.

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03 / Deliverables

  • Road and terrain model view
  • Comparative model presentation

What the work makes clear

The model provides a visual basis for discussing the route in context, with engineering decisions left to the appropriate detailed review.

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