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Stakeout procedures provide information in graphic, numeric and vocal format, to reach a point, an element or in general a particular position.
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This chapter explains the commands and functions that are available in stakeout with GNSS and total stations.
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There is a dedicated chapter regarding the Stakeout - GNSS and the Stakeout - TPS, with specific operations when working with a GNSS receiver or a total station.
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A wide range of options and operative modes are available.
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This chapter covers the following topics:
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CAD view in stakeout: learn how to change the visualization option and manage the CAD view during the stakeout.
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Stakeout points: learn how to stakeout topographic points and coordinates.
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Stakeout objects: learn how to stakeout geometric elements like lines, drawing elements and arcs.
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Stakeout distance: learn how to stakeout a distance from a reference element.
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Stakeout chainage & offset: learn how to stakeout positions on a reference element with a defined chainage and offset.
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Stakeout sideslopes: learn how to stakeout sidelopes defining cut/fill slope value.
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Stakeout sideslopes automatic: learn how to automatic stakeout sideslopes in excavation sites.
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Stakeout angle: learn how to stakeout a new position that creates a specific angle from a reference line.
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Stakeout pipe: how to stakeout pipe elements along a predefined direction and with a specific slope.
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Stakeout surfaces: learn how to stakeout surfaces.
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Stakeout report: learn how to generate a report with stakeout measurements.
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