: Public Class
Created: 03/12/2020 09:55:13
Modified: 12/01/2021 11:29:41
Project:
Advanced:
Quantity of type planar angle.<br/>
Element Source Role Target Role
VerticalAlignmentSegment
Class   		Name: endElevation
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Details:
Elevation at the end of the segment.<br/>
WindFromDirection
Class   		Name: quantity
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Details:
 
CircularTurnout
Class   		Name: turningAngle
  		Name:  
 
Details:
 
VerticalAlignmentSegment
Class   		Name: initialElevation
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Details:
The vertical elevation is the angle with respect to the horizontal plane. Positive is up, zero is horizontal, negative is down. Begin and end are given with respect to the orientation of the linear location.<br/>
HorizontalAlignmentSegment
Class   		Name: initialAzimuth
  		Name:  
 
Details:
Initial azimuth of the segment, or bearing, the clockwise angle departing from geographic north.<br/>The azimuth is optional because it is either irrelevant or may derive from position information associated with the segment.<br/>
HorizontalAlignmentSegment
Class   		Name: endAzimuth
  		Name:  
 
Details:
Azimuth at the end of the segment. Not normally needed for straight line segments.<br/><br/>
SecantTurnout
Class   		Name: secantAngle
  		Name:  
 
Details:
 
Cant
Class   		Name: inclination
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Details:
The cant angle with respect to horizontal.<br/>Positive when the rotation is anti-clockwise with respect to the orientation of the linear element that carries the segment.<br/>
Property Value
isFinalSpecialization: 0
Object Type Connection Direction Notes
VerticalAlignmentSegment Class Strong To Elevation at the end of the segment.
WindFromDirection Class Strong To  
CircularTurnout Class Strong To  
VerticalAlignmentSegment Class Strong To The vertical elevation is the angle with respect to the horizontal plane. Positive is up, zero is horizontal, negative is down. Begin and end are given with respect to the orientation of the linear location.
HorizontalAlignmentSegment Class Strong To Initial azimuth of the segment, or bearing, the clockwise angle departing from geographic north. The azimuth is optional because it is either irrelevant or may derive from position information associated with the segment.
HorizontalAlignmentSegment Class Strong To Azimuth at the end of the segment. Not normally needed for straight line segments.
SecantTurnout Class Strong To  
NumericQuantity Class Generalization To  
Issue #136 Issue Abstraction From  
Cant Class Strong To The cant angle with respect to horizontal. Positive when the rotation is anti-clockwise with respect to the orientation of the linear element that carries the segment.