Overview
Storage Places are used to track stock piles or volume movements within specific areas. Thus, the progress over time of the site can be monitored very easily.
Interactive demo
Click on “Start Demo” to start the interactive demo or follow the step-by-step guide below.
Click on “Start Demo” to start the interactive demo or follow the step-by-step guide below.
How to create a storage place
To create a storage place, following steps need to be followed:
1. Create a Storage Location
- In the left-hand menu, select “Storages”.
- Click “Add storage location”.
- Choose a location on the map and enter a name for the storage.
- Confirm to create the storage location.
2. Create a Stockpile
- Inside the storage location, click “+” to add a stockpile.
- Assign a name (e.g., “Pile 1”).
- Optionally assign a Soil Class to define density, cost, etc. (from Project Settings → Soil Classes).
3. Define Stockpile Area with a Geofence
- Open the stockpile and draw a geofence to define the pile’s physical area.
- You can draw manually or use auto-detection.
- This geofence defines where volume calculations will be applied and monitored.
4. Select Calculation Model
Choose a calculation method for the volume:
- Default (interpolated average surface)
- Height (selected manually or with the rover)
- Minimum / Maximum / Average height
- Reference terrain (if imported)
Select whether to calculate:
- Positive volume (above reference)
- Negative volume (below reference)
Then click “Create” to finalize the stockpile.
Tip
If your project uses Soil Classes, assign the correct Soil Class to get consistent density and cost calculations.
If your project uses Soil Classes, assign the correct Soil Class to get consistent density and cost calculations.
5. Tracking Over Time
- Each geofence is linked to a start date (from the calendar).
- The geofence is valid until a new one is drawn.
- Volumes and changes are tracked over time.
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