Earthworks Information
Note: click within the Info text box to expand the view to full screen.
Each region has its own earthworks details and cut/fill summary.
Press Records, shown as a printer, to save design details as a PDF to a folder for record keeping and documentation.
Press Activity Log, shown as a clipboard, to view a file's activity, including file save times and when and what design functions were applied.
Note: the KMZ and Upload to John Deere buttons were formerly on this screen. They have moved to the Export step.
For the Earthwork information video tutorial, visit https://youtu.be/U0RB2av-vow or scan this barcode with your phone.
Notes on printing records
The Records feature in T3RRA creates a PDF document and saves it to the hard drive. It provides an overview of the operation being performed and is suitable for record keeping or supplying to field managers or clients.
The PDF includes:
- Map of the original surface
- Map of the design surface
- Map of Cut and Fill areas
- Statistics relating to the earthworks
The report maps include a grid overlay showing data values.
Notes on the Activity Log
The Activity Log records user actions in a project, keeping a sequential history of design actions. It helps explain the methods used to get from the original design surface to the final design surface. Where possible, it records slopes, directions and the design tools used. Designs can be applied to existing designs and differently in different regions, so the sequence from the original surface to the final design surface can be complicated.
The Activity Log also records the results of each design action as the resulting dirt balance statistics.
Refer back to the log if you are unsure about the steps taken or parameters used. Each log entry includes a date and time to clarify when the action was performed.
Use the log to compare two or more design options. The results of each design operation are kept there, making them easier to compare without remembering them or writing them down.
To save or email the log, use Copy to copy it to the clipboard. Then paste it into another application.