June 2011
Beginner
383 pages
9h 24m
English
Alignments (and, as you'll learn later, profiles) have a special kind of annotation that is applied either to the entire alignment at once or to a range of stations within the alignment. This annotation repeats at specified increments or when specific types of geometry are encountered. This type of annotation is very useful because it changes as the alignment changes, even if new geometry is added or the length of the alignment changes. In all, you can add seven types of alignment labels in this way. This chapter does not cover all seven types, but you will learn about the following three alignment label ...