Advanced Geomatics: Vertical Curve Example: Highest Point

An example on finding the location of the highest point on a vertical curve.
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[@oscarrinn]

Great explanation! But, in my personal preference I would rather plug in grades as decimals and stations in feet. Still great explanation.

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[@bafreenshwan6888]

your explanation is very good Thanks, but why you put negative when you found the highest point? the equation is X= g1 L/ g1-g2

[@HarryVuPhuongTran]

Hi, Simmy, how to find a curve elevation and station of PVI and PVT, we only know the elevation of PVC and do not know the G1 and G2

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[@mm-xo8kb]

Hi, is the distance from BVC to PVI should be the same as the distance from EVC to PVI?

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what about if we have g1 g2 and we need L ??

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[@weiang5462]

2%Gradient should be 0.020 and 1% should be .010. Ur Points BVC and EVC value wrong

[@skinnerboygmail]

He told us in the last video if you use stations to keep the grades in %, if we use feet to convert to decimals. I worked them both ways and the BVC and EVC are correct. Just keep in mind to do the same for both STA and percent to make sure they match.

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