Modellbasert vegprosjektering - Maren og Sindre J. Haverstad
Modellbasert vegprosjektering - Maren og Sindre J. Haverstad
Modellbasert vegprosjektering - Maren og Sindre J. Haverstad
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Summary<br />
This thesis analyses 3D model-based road design according to Norwegian Public Roads<br />
Administration’s new Handbook 138, using the software Novapoint 19 DCM . A specific<br />
project, a new pedestrian and cycle path along Heimdalsvegen, were previously designed<br />
with traditional 2D drawings in NP 18.30. In this thesis the project is transferred to<br />
Novapoint 19.10, developed and prepared for delivery in accordance with Handbook 138.<br />
Moreover, it is considered whether the result follows the specific guidelines of the given<br />
manual. It is also given a review of some of the choices NPRA made in the preparation<br />
of the book, based on the information that has emerged in the literature study.<br />
In the second part, the thesis take a look at the data flow through the project and<br />
analyses whether in particular LandXML is able to store data for the design road model.<br />
To assess this LandXML files are exported and compared against the original road model<br />
in Novapoint.<br />
The task is limited to only consider data flow for the road model; it does not go<br />
into other relevant areas such as road signs or landscape. Nor is software other than<br />
Novapoint 19 DCM taken into consideration. The main findings and conclusions of the<br />
work are summarized in the following bullet points:<br />
• Novapoint is able to deliver results that largely comply with the guidelines in<br />
Handbook 138.<br />
• NPRA has made good choices in the handbook, including requiring the design to<br />
be made in the NTM-projection and delivery of models in the LandXML format.<br />
• LandXML can save the result road model, but falls short when it comes to the<br />
design data.<br />
In the end of the thesis there are identified some areas for improvement. For NPRA<br />
it is recommended to engage in the further development of LandXML. It is also recom<br />
mended to improve the object list with clearer requirements for the metadata to be<br />
delivered. For Novapoint there is a need for a better and more complete LandXML<br />
export of the road model. There is also a need to facilitate coordination of different<br />
disciplines (clash detection) directly in NP Basis, and to develop a better link between<br />
Basis and the visualization tool Virtual Map.<br />
Keywords<br />
ROAD MODELING – HANDBOOK 138 – NOVAPOINT – LANDXML – DATA FLOW<br />
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