A practical workflow for creating road conformance heatmaps that compare surveyed topography with road design surfaces, helping teams identify high and low areas, assess ramp condition and maintain compliance using modern tools instead of legacy methods.
Double check your truck profiles before scheduling begins because mismatched names, payloads or performance curves, including rimpull and braking curves manually converted from OEM handbooks, can hide errors that later cascade into major planning issues.
Discovering an incorrect bearing after scheduling has begun can trigger delays, inefficiencies and rework because reserve figures directly drive the schedule, and a quick upfront visual check of the block model prevents these issues before they cascade.
