Topocad Volume Model
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Volume model
Topocad Volume Model is an add-on module that requires Topocad Base Module.
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With Topocad's module Volume model, you calculate quantities quickly and easily between terrain model and a plane, between two terrain models, between terrain model and point cloud, between two point clouds or from a shaft bottom and with automatic slopes to two terrain models.
Volym Modell has three different types of calculations; automatic slopes, two models and sections.
Automatic slopes
This calculation gives quantities between one or two terrain models and the shaft bottom in the form of one or more closed lines.
Create terrain models for land and possibly rocks and then specify the shaft bottoms against which the calculation should take place. The result is a report with areas for all surfaces and quantities for both earthen shafts, rock shafts and fill.
Two models
The calculation gives amounts between two terrain models, two point clouds, between terrain model and point cloud or against fixed planes regardless of how these look.
The command is fast and in addition to a detailed report, the result can be displayed as difference level curves, as level curves and surfaces or as thermal colors. The result can also be displayed graphically in a grid. Areas, heights and volumes are displayed in the grid range that is set up.
Multicalculation
A function where volumes can be calculated from an unlimited number of terrain models or point clouds and calculate several different volumes in parallel (for example soil, rock and fill volumes). The output will be solids, sections, profile and report.
Volume balance
This function is used to heighten a theoretical surface against a soil model by finding an equilibrium between the excavation and fill volumes. The function helps you save time and materials.
Sections
Based on two terrain models, this calculation gives sections between the terrain models as well as the volume between these two.
With the Point Cloud module as an addition, point clouds can also be used in section calculation and when calculating two terrain models against each other.