In Prospector, a sample line group is placed beneath which object?

• A. An Alignment
• B. A Surface
• C. A Profile
• D. A Corridor

Answer: (A)

Sample line groups are sets of cross-section locations defined along the designed path, and that path is the alignment. In Prospector, these sample lines are organized under the alignment because they follow the alignment’s route. This makes cross sections and related data (like corridor quantities or surface checks) correspond exactly to the intended path. A surface or corridor uses these sample lines, but the group itself is anchored to the alignment to reflect that path-based sampling.