: Public abstract Class
Created: 08/03/2020 19:09:25
Modified: 12/01/2021 11:34:10
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A geometric primitive for constructing a vertical alignment.<br/>
Element Source Role Target Role
VerticalAlignment
Class   		Name: isStructuredIn
  		Name:  
 
Details:
The vertical alignment is an ordered set of vertical segments.<br/><br/>
Element Source Role Target Role
Angle
Class   		Name: endElevation
  		Name:  
 
Details:
Elevation at the end of the segment.<br/>
LinearLocation
Class   		Name: hasLinearLocation
  		Name:  
 
Details:
Mapping to a linear location on the topology. the linear location can be associated with position in one or more coordinate systems.<br/>
Angle
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/>
Length
Class   		Name: length
  		Name:  
 
Details:
The length of the segment when projected on the vertical surface. The length is optional because it may be irrelevant or may be derived from position information associated with the linear location.<br/>
Tag Value
source OGC
Details:
 
Property Value
isFinalSpecialization: 0
Object Type Connection Direction Notes
Angle Class Strong From Elevation at the end of the segment.
VerticalSegmentLine Class Generalization From  
LinearLocation Class Strong From Mapping to a linear location on the topology. the linear location can be associated with position in one or more coordinate systems.
Angle Class Strong From 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.
VerticalSegmentTransition Class Generalization From  
VerticalAlignment Class Weak To The vertical alignment is an ordered set of vertical segments.
BaseObject Class Generalization To  
Issue #136 Issue Abstraction From  
VerticalSegmentArc Class Generalization From  
Length Class Strong From The length of the segment when projected on the vertical surface. The length is optional because it may be irrelevant or may be derived from position information associated with the linear location.