Alignment Viewer Demo

A utility tool to display geometric alignments, points, lines and cross sections

NRG Alignment Viewer is a Civil Engineering tool that allows the display of Geometric alignments, lines, points and cross sections.

Designed to assist highway and railway construction/maintenance the NRG Alignment Viewer allows the conversion between Geodetic WGS84/ETRS89 World coordinates (Latitude Longitude) to Cartesian Easting Northing and Geometric Alignment coordinates based on a given transformation. If no transformation is given OSGB36 (UK) will be used as default.

Please Note: The NRG Alignment Viewer Demo Version does not provide the ability to import / export projects or files, it is for demonstration purposes only, however the full version of NRG Alignment Viewer does offer these features, please see:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nrgsurveys.alignmentViewer

NRG Alignment Viewer provides a track mode and a search mode.

Track mode will provide the user with real-time updates of their device GPS position in WGS84, Cartesian EN and Geometric Alignment formats. A postcode for the current location can also be requested on demand.

Search mode will allow the user to search for a specific location or view the WGS84, Cartesian EN or Geometric Alignment coordinates for a given map position. Users may also request the location of a given postcode (A Country Code, e.g. UK, USA, etc must be provided for postcode search)

**Geometric Alignments**

Alignments can be loaded by the following methods:

Loading an NRG Alignment file (.nst).

Importing a LandXML file to NRG Alignment file.

NRG Alignment viewer provides supports for Geometric alignments incorporating Curves, Spirals, Clothoids, Parabolas and Straights.

Provides support for Alignments using Chainage/Station/Meterage and Offset.

**Geometric Pins/Points**

Allows the import of Pins from Google Earth files (.kml), NRG Pin files (.gpf) and ASCII/CSV files (.txt).

Pins can be manually placed based on Geodetic, Cartesian EN or Geometric Alignment Coordinates.

Allows for editing of imported pins.

**Geometric Lines**

Lines can be imported from Google Earth file (.kml).

Lines can be loaded to the map, loaded to the cross section or loaded to both.

Cross section display colour can be selected for each line file.

Provides support for loading multiple line files at once.

**Cross sections**

Allows the creation of a cross section perpendicular to a given geometric alignment.

Cross section can be updated in real time (Track mode) or on demand (Search mode).

Cross section mode supports pausing updates, locking scale / transformation and importing Google ground elevation data.

**Landscape mode**

Perfect for placing on your vehicle dashboard NRG Alignment Viewer landscape mode provides clear and real-time updates to the device position in terms of WGS84, Cartesian EN and Geometric Alignment (Chainage/Station/Meterage) coordinates.

NRG Alignment Viewer provides many user defined preferences to customize your use of our tool.

**Geometric Alignment Configuration Options**

Offset display formation: -/+ or Left/Right.

Alignment distance: Chainage/Station/Meterage.

Alignment format 10000/10+000.

Decimal places display for Alignment/EN.

**Map Configuration Options**

Enable / Disable real-time map scrolling.

Street, Satellite and Hybrid map types.

Enable / Disable centre point Crosshair.

Enable / Disable distance scale bar.

Select scale bar unit of measurement: Imperial/Metric.

**Cross Section Configuration Options**

Cross section centre: Mid-Point or User defined Offset.

User defined scale section / Cross section distance.

Vertical Exaggeration.

Google Elevation segment distance

Enable / Disable Scale bars.

**Manual**

NRG Alignment Viewer manual can be found at http://www.nrgsurveys.co.uk/downloads/alignmentviewer.pdf

It is strongly recommended that new users view the manual to make full use of the NRG Alignment Viewer.

Tags: GPS, Geometric Alignment, WGS84, ETRS89, OSGB36, Civil Engineering, Highway Maintenance, Surveying, Cross section