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Ifyou invest in coding the points with connective code then there is no replacement for the automated functionality other than the survey database; once completed perhaps the EXPORTCIVIL3DDRAWING Command (on the Output Ribbon tab) will help in creating an AutoCAD drawing from the Survey Figures (personally never tried it with survey figures myself though!)

By using the database and having the linework created is the only way to get the lines you need. It's really worth taking the time to get your crews to use the line work code sets and description keys established.

I too, dislike (hate) using the resulting survey figures, so I use what poster samir.rezk suggested, using the "export to autocad" with the 2D option. This exports all survey figures as polylines at 0.00 elevation, and curves remain as curves , not segmented lines into a different dwg. In your original import dwg, just delete the figures and paste the polylines in, convert to featurelines, raise to elevation and change feature line styles/layers and add to surface. After that the exported dwg is not needed. I use this to create my linework and it works like a charm (I have lisp functions to make this go quickly and never have to use survey figures, except for the initial import)

I'm afraid I don't have any screen cast/tutorial, but I will attach the script that I have. Accompanying drawing and sample points are included in the zip. It imports PENZD from an excel sheet, places blocks based on the description then does linework based on description. It only handles end codes only at this point - close and curve codes would have to be implemented.

This would be like an intermediate level Dynamo project, and it would take some solid time investment to get what you are looking for. If you were only interested in just getting this specific task done, I'm not sure I would recommend diving into Dynamo. But if like automating other things, you like tinkering, and C# isn't your thing, I highly recommend it.

Thanks for that jae,

Right after posting this I found some YT vids that showed some point staking along polylines and basic importing points, placing in point group and making a surface. They looked interesting and some of it made sense, but i don't need to import points that way, but the staking demo was pretty good. So I think i want to look into it and see if i can make it work for me. Not a C# person, dabbled in .NET a long while ago, thanks for the download link, gonna see what i can do with it.

This was my first use of dynamo, so I'm floundering.

Is a block name required for the point symbol/block that seems to want to be inserted?

one of the boxes shows yellow, so that is an error and can I fix it? Rename one of my existing blocks?

How can the image/geometry in the Dynamo window be exported into the dwg?

I searched around the menus, but I can't find a preferences button and mainly I was hoping there is a "light mode" or theme as i'm having a hard time seeing the command line output in Dynamo.

Thanks again for your help

Silly question here, are you data mining to get your symbols in for a water valve and the like. Check out description keys in the help. Create point Styles with your symbol to match your code and the layer you want the symbol on and done.

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Typically I'll receive a .txt or .csv file, along with other attached media (our surveyors like to attach photos on features from time to time). Our surveyors also grab many extended data attributes for completeness. They are normally using Trimble or Leica hardware.

I then have an FME-based routine that creates the points and linework, extracts the data and layers it up .etc. This is similar to Dynamo, however easier to learn in my estimation, and more accommodating if you want to be a bit more ambitious.

My routine writes the completed survey linework to a .DWG, as well as a sqlite spatial database with the images and other media included. That also lets me write to a survey template .dwg, with my linetypes, layers, and blocks predefined.

But for the basemap, we prefer it to be 2D so that horizontal geometry created later is correct. All figures are converted to 2D polylines at elev. 0, all point symbols to annotative blocks at Z=0. No COGO points in the drawing at all. Any elevation data needed is extracted from the dref'd surface. If someone wants to look at the actual survey shots we have a drawing called Field Survey with all the points in it and turned on.

Hi,

I'm pretty new to Qualtrics. I have a survey on Qualtrics where the respondents get instructions on how to join our study. I want to enable my respondents to provide their email address in the survey so that they could automatically get a recap of these instructions by email. However, I want the survey responses to stay anonymous and therefore the email address should not save in my dataset.

Any idea on how to do this? Is it even possible to collect data in a Qualtrics survey which is then only used for triggering an action?

Thanks in advance!

Hi BanAnna42 ,

One way this could be done is by linking two different surveys together. Survey 1 would have the majority of the questions, while survey 2 would have the question where they enter their email (and any other personally identifiable information you want to collect to send them the instructions). Survey 1 would have an End of Survey element in the Survey Flow that redirects actually to survey 2. You can then set up the Action when they submit survey 2 that emails the instructions.

The Qualtrics Support pages have a use case that describes how to link surveys together. It's a bit more complicated than your scenario, but it might help illustrate how to connect your two surveys.

I believe you can do based on an embedded data field that is not defined in the survey flow. That prevents it from being saved in the response data. The only question is if the temporary embedded data field stays around long enough to trigger the action.

Add your own html input field to capture email, then use JS to save it to an embedded data field. If the field is not empty send the email.

_43117I believe you can do based on an embedded data field that is not defined in the survey flow. That prevents it from being saved in the response data.

The data in the ED is stored. If you add the ED in the survey flow after collecting the data, you have access to it.

_43106Thanks! I have come across this use case! However, I don't understand how this would enable me to not save the email addresses of the people I want to email the instructions to. As far as I understand, this would mainly have me save the email addresses in a separate survey's data, right?

_43115Yes, that's what I am doing already. I was just hoping to add an additional way for them to keep the instructions in case they open the survey on their phone. I am targeting a potentially less computer-literate population so I am trying to make this very fool-proof. Thank you anyway!

_43123That is correct that the email address would be saved, but it would be in a dataset that is separate from the main survey responses. As a result, the main survey responses would not be linked with their email addresses and would remain anonymous.

It seems that surveys are often the first approach that people think of when they want to learn about the experiences of a group, or assess an activity. While it may be an excellent tool, it is not the only tool. Because we have such small populations at Swarthmore who may be asked to complete many surveys, we strongly encourage those considering a survey to think about other options.

In considering other options, remember to start with the most basic question: What is it that you want to know? Be creative about the many ways you could get this information without conducting a survey. This page suggests just a few ideas.

To add the survey to your application, use the code below. For detailed instructions, refer to the Get Started tutorial. You can also view the survey within a configured application on Plunker or CodeSandbox.

Click the question title to change it and enter or copy/paste the following text: 'How likely are you to recommend our company to a friend or colleague?' Copy the text to clipboard, enter it into inplace editor and then click 'Next'.

Use the Logic tab to define the flow of your survey. You can apply or modify the existing conditional logic and branching for the entire survey to ensure your respondents always get the most relevant questions.

The JSON Schema tab contains an auto-generated survey definition in JSON format and lets you preview, edit, or copy the resulting survey configuration and run it in your app with the SurveyJS Form Library.

It's insurance renewal time and my insurer now wants a survey. Due to the age and value of the boat i'm hoping to avoid the cost of a lift out and survey. Can anyone please recommend an insurer that doesent require a survey. The boat is a 1980 springer 30'. A survey wasnt required last year but the underwriter has changed.

Unfortunately its third party which is proving difficult. Shame about Springers reputation, my friend and now myself have entered narrowboating with Springers. They have real character, and you just dont see that many 'under water'. Shame...

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