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Road and railway alignment planning system "APS-MarkIV LT"

Immensely supported in the road and railway design industry.

By simply indicating the centerline of the road on a 3D terrain model, the current vertical and horizontal cross-sections can be automatically obtained, and the specified slope can be instantly developed, thereby eliminating the labor of the peiroke work and enabling efficient alignment studies. Furthermore, all aspects including widening, single slope, vertical and horizontal cross-sections, and slope development are updated in response to changes in alignment, allowing for a significant reduction in work time. Additionally, in addition to automatically creating a 3D model of the planned route, it is possible to overlay the 3D model of the route onto the 3D terrain model (TIN) created with APS-ZE by loading it.

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Road and Railway Alignment Planning System "APS-MarkIV"

Immensely supported in the road and railway design industry.

By simply indicating the centerline of the road on a 3D terrain model, the current vertical and horizontal cross-sections can be automatically obtained, and the specified slope can be instantly developed, thereby eliminating the labor of the earthwork process and allowing for efficient alignment studies. Furthermore, all aspects including widening, single slope, vertical and horizontal cross-sections, and slope development are updated in response to changes in alignment, enabling a significant reduction in work time. Additionally, it is possible to automatically create a 3D model of the planned route, and by loading a 3D terrain model (TIN) created with APS-ZE, the 3D model of the route can be overlaid on the 3D terrain model.