Data for Construction - CDP Integrity Report

Last updated: 2024-07-01

Overview

This tool accesses the zipped Construction Data Packet (CDP) file and checks that the included files have been exported properly. The tool also checks that the required forms have been included in the CDP.

The tool checks that the CDP zip file contains:

  • Metadata Form - Word document
  • DT1773 Geodetic Reference Documentation - Word document
  • LandXML files are not empty and contain object data

The tool checks that the CDP zip file DOES NOT contain:

  • DWGs with Civil 3D object data
    • This includes: Alignments, Survey Figures, Feature Lines, Auto Feature Lines, Corridor Feature Lines, Auto Corridor Feature Lines, Parcel Segments, Profiles, Surfaces, Gradings
  • DWGs with XReferences
    • This includes: images, DWFs, DGNs, and PDFs
  • Exported DWGs with a version other than 2010 - See FDM 19-10-43, Table 43.3
  • Surface LandXML files with breakline data
  • Surface LandXML files with boundary data
  • Surface LandXML that contain multiple surfaces
  • LandXML files with linear units other than US Survey Foot
  • Temporary files

The tool also reads zipped subfolders and includes this information in report. This situation may occur when multiple projects are tied together.

Using the Command

WisDOT Design tab > Output panel > Data for Construction dropdown > CDP Integrity Report

The tool can also be accessed from the command line: DOTREPORTCDPINTEGRITY.

  1. CDP Integrity Report dialog box
    1. Browse to target folder  
      1. Browse and select the CDP zip file
    2. Save the report file as
      1. The default location and name is the same as the CDP zip file
      2. Otherwise, browse to the file location and enter name of report
    3. Create Report
      1. Excel file is created
    4. Close
  2. Description of report messages:
    1. Forms
      1. NOT PRESENT - This message will appear if the ConstDataPack-Meta.docx or DT1773.doc form is not within the CDP zip file.
    2. Design Files

      1. General

        1. PASS - The DWG and LandXML conditions listed below does not exist. However, this only means that the file is acceptable based on the tested criteria, it does not ensure that the data within the file meets the digital data deliverable standards or roadway design standards.
        2. FAIL - One or more of the DWG and LandXML conditions listed below does exist. This means that the file is not acceptable based on the tested criteria. The message is not generated based on design standards or the condition of the data within the file.
        3. Extraneous file. - A temporary file is included in the CDP and should be removed from the packet. Example files include *.bak, *.dwl, *.dwl2, *.err, and ~$ Word files.
      2. DWG files  
        1. Contains XRefs. - The DWG has one or more XReferences which need to be detached from the DWG deliverable.
        2. Database contains Civil 3D objects.Export to AutoCAD required. - The Civil 3D design file has not been exported to a basic AutoCAD file and therefore contains Civil 3D objects like a surface or an alignment. See Export ACAD DWG files
        3. DWG not version 2010. Export to AutoCAD 2010 DWG. - The Civil 3D file has not been exported to AutoCAD version 2010.
      3. LandXML files
        1. Contains boundary data. - The single source of the surface boundary data is found in the Surf-Ex-Bndry.dwg or the proposed surface breakline files. Currently there is not an option to change this in Export LandXML settings. See Export LandXML files
        2. Contains breakline data. - The single source of the surface breakline data is found in the proposed surface breakline files. Currently there is not an option to change this in Export LandXML settings. See Export LandXML files
        3. Contains multiple surfaces. - More than one surface definition is included in the file. LandXML files should only have one surface per file.
        4. Units are not US Survey Foot. - File has been exported in units that are not US Survey Foot.
        5. Empty - File does not contain any object data.
        6. Malformed xml - File is not in a valid LandXML format.