This document describes HydrOffice QC Tools 4.9.9.

2.3.6.3. What do you get?

Upon completion of the execution of BAG Checks you will receive a pop-up verification “pass” if your surface passes all the checks, “fail” if your surface fails any one check, or “warning” which is information for the user to consider (Fig. 2.35).

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Fig. 2.35 The BAG Checks pop-up output.

BAG Checks produces a PDF report that indicates what checks were performed and the results of the checks (Fig. 2.36). At the end of the report a summary indicates how many warnings and errors were identified for the surface (Fig. 2.37).

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Fig. 2.36 An example of a BAG Checks PDF report.

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Fig. 2.37 An example of the BAG Checks summary.

If any of the Other Options are selected in BAG Checks, S-57 files will be generated (and any other output formats, as specified by the user) indicating the location of any nodes that are flagged by any of the checks (Fig. 2.38).

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Fig. 2.38 An example of the BAG Checks flags indicating nodes of unexpectedly high uncertainty.

The naming convention of the output files contains important information about the settings that were used to execute BAG Checks. Each setting is separated by a period in the naming convention. See Fig. 2.39.

naming convention of output file for BAG Checks.

Fig. 2.39 Example naming convention for BAG Checks.