Tutorial: Designing A Profile That Refers To Local Standards - Autodesk CIVIL3D - CIVILDESIGNCOMP 2007 SLM CD Tutorials Manual

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This tutorial demonstrates how to validate that your profile design meets
criteria specified by a local agency.
To create a profile using design criteria, you use the same basic workflow that
you use to create a profile without design criteria. During profile creation, you
can select a design criteria file, from which you can specify the minimum K
tables to which the profile must comply. If the parent alignment also uses
design criteria, the design criteria file that is specified for the alignment is
applied to the profile by default. You can specify a different design criteria
file for the profile, if desired.
The design criteria file specifies minimum K values at given speeds for stopping,
passing, and headlight sight distances. You can create custom design checks

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